Jessie James Decker was all smiles as she cradled her child bump on the pink carpet for the Folks’s Selection Nation Awards on Thursday, September 28. The singer, 35, seemed attractive as she sported a tiny black mini-dress exhibiting off the newborn bump. She was joined by her husband, Eric Decker, 36, who seemed over the moon as he cozied as much as her.
Jessie confirmed off her child bump within the tiny costume. Whereas the outfit was largely black, she did have a glowing, diamond-covered strap throughout her chest. Eric went for a grey swimsuit over a white t-shirt as he held his spouse shut. In a lot of the pictures, Jessie was cradling or resting her palms on her child bump.
The “Ought to Have Recognized Higher” singer shared a couple of pictures from the occasion on her Instagram. “Date night time with daddy,” she captioned the publish. Earlier than leaving, she posted an Instagram Story, exhibiting off her outfit and wrote, “Mama’s prepared.” Eric additionally shared a photograph on his Instagram with the caption “Child mama.”
Jessie offered the Group/Duo of 2023 Award together with Kameron Marlowe. The award was gained by Dan + Shay.
The nation singer introduced that she was pregnant in an Instagram video on August 22. Jessie posted a video exhibiting off her child bump and captioned the publish “Good morning,” and lots of followers congratulated her on the thrilling information. Jessie has been married to the previous NFL participant since 2013, and so they have already got three lovely youngsters. They’re dad and mom to daughter Vivianne Rose, 9, and sons, Eric Thomas II, 8, and Forrest Bradley, 5.
Jessie has joked concerning the couple’s rising household in interviews prior to now. Again in January, she opened up about Eric refusing to get a vasectomy in an interview with Us Weekly. “I maintain asking him, ‘Go make that [vasectomy] appointment,’ and he gained’t. He simply gained’t do it,” she stated, earlier than talking about the potential for one other child. “I imply, you realize, if it occurs, it’s at all times a blessing. We’re not doing something to actually stop that.”
