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Teyana Taylor Just Revealed That Erykah Badu Will Deliver Her 2nd Baby

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Teyana Taylor is making plans to have her friend, none other than the iconic Erykah Badu, deliver her child.

Earlier this month Taylor and her husband, NBA star Iman Shumpert, confirmed they were welcoming a second daughter with the release of Taylor’s music video for “Wake Up,” the second single off her newly released project, The Album.

Cannon asked, alluding to Taylor’s first unexpected home birth, where she delivered her daughter Junie, 4, on the bathroom floor with Shumpert.

The two have clearly grown close over the years, with Badu even lending her “Next Lifetime” sample and a vocal feature on the song “Lowkey,” which is track 4 on The Album.

We just know the birthing room will have all the vibes when Taylor welcomes her second daughter into the world!

Source: MadameNoire

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