Yung Miami Announces Pregnancy
Yung Miami is pregnant.
One half of the City Girls, born Caresha Brownlee, revealed that she is expecting a baby. The 25-year-old rapper took to Instagram to make the announcement, sharing a trailer for City Girls’ upcoming documentary Point Blank Period: Part 2. In the clip, she breaks the news to Quality Control Music CEO Pierre “Pee” Thomas during a phone call.
“I have something to tell you,” she tells Pee. “I’m scared ’cause I know that JT in jail and I ‘posed to be out here holding down the group and you and Coach been going so hard making sure we get everything done… I don’t know, like, I’m pregnant.”
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She also shared a message for her fans. “I’ve been going back and forth to share this moment with my fans,” said Yung Miami. “But on MY TERMS! I want this journey to be nothing but positive going forward and I wanted to share this with y’all. No one knows what is best for me but GOD, and this was just his timing for me.”
She continued, “Everybody doubted me and said I shouldn’t be rapping and that I wouldn’t be able to hold the group down while JT was away but I did just that and then some, to the point that you all have made this experience as an rapper so fulfilling that I cannot wait to show more of what I really have in store for my fans. I did everything they said I couldn’t because that’s just the type of woman I am and going to continue to be.”
This will be Yung Miami’s second child. She also has a son, Jai Wiggins Jr., from a previous relationship. “Pregnancy is a beautiful thing and life changing, so I cannot wait to see what the future has in store for the City Girls!” she said. “And for the record JT has nothing to do with me being pregnant she is so supportive and can’t wait for our newest addition! This is my personal life and it is what it is! PERIOD.”
Meanwhile, her groupmate JT is currently serving a 24-month prison sentence for charges related to felony identity theft. She is expected to be released in March 2020 and will have to complete one year of probation following her release.