Saturday, October 16, 2010

Alica Keys With Pregnant Dress Style At NYC

Alica Keys and her husband Swizz Beatz are the proud parents of a brand new baby boy. Keys and her husband (real name: Kaseem Dean) "joyfully welcomed their first child, a son Egypt Daoud Dean on Oct. 14 in New York City," said a rep, speaking to People magazine.

Keys and Beatz were wed just months before, in a private ceremony on the Mediterranean coast in July.

The child is the first for Keys, and the fourth for Beatz. Said Beatz via Twitter on Thursday evening, "I'm so thankful for everything I been blessed with in my life."




Tuesday, September 7, 2010

Alicia Keys





Alicia Augello Cook (born January 25, 1981), better known by her stage name Alicia Keys, is an American recording artist, musician and actress.

Alicia Keys





Alicia Augello Cook (born January 25, 1981), better known by her stage name Alicia Keys, is an American recording artist, musician and actress.

Saturday, June 26, 2010

R&B star Alicia Keys Debuts Baby Bump

R&B singer Alicia Keys proudly showed off her baby bump Friday while performing on ABC's Good Morning America.


The 29-year-old multiple Grammy winner is currently on tour in Europe, and is scheduled to perform at the football World Cup in South Africa next month. Her baby's due date was not known, and a record-label spokeswoman did not immediately reply to an email seeking more information.
Keys is engaged to 31-year producer/rapper Swiss Beatz, a.k.a. Kasseem Dean, who already has a son from his first marriage. The reports said they would tie the knot during a private ceremony.

Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Alicia Keys gets her unborn baby blessed in Zulu ceremony

By Daily Mail Reporter

Alicia Keys has had her unborn child blessed in a traditional Zulu ceremony while in South Africa for the World Cup.

The Grammy award-winning singer, who is around five months pregnant, joined hands with music producer fiancé Swizz Beatz for the outdoor blessing near Durban, on the country's eastern coast.


Wearing tribal beads, Alicia and her baby were given Zulu names while standing under a fig tree known as the 'healing tree' by locals who believe it brings good fortune and health.

 Alicia Keys and her music producer fiance Swizz Beatz
Zulu blessing: Alicia Keys joined hands with music producer fiancé Swizz Beatz for the outdoor ceremony near Durban, South Africa

 Alicia Keys and her music producer fiance Swizz Beatz
Traditional dress: The R&B singer was given a blue robe to cover her shoulders, while Swizz, 31, donned a red sarong and leopard print sash

The star, 29, had the ritual performed by female elders on Wednesday after arriving in South Africa the previous week to headline the World Cup Kick-Off Concert in Johannesburg.


The R&B diva was given a blue robe to cover her shoulders, while Swizz, 31, donned a red sarong and leopard print sash.


Alicia was chosen to receive the blessing in return for her work with local children's charity Bobbi Bear, whose workers are paid by the singer.


Bobbi Bear director Jackie Bradfield said yesterday: 'Alicia has been made part of the tribal family because she really reached out to the people here.

Sign of gratitude: Alicia was chosen to receive the blessing in return for her work with local children's charity Bobbi Bear, whose workers are paid by the singer
Sign of gratitude: Alicia was chosen to receive the blessing in return for her work with local children's charity Bobbi Bear, whose workers are paid by the singer

'Two female priests who practise a mix of Christianity and tribal customs chose new names for her and the unborn child, as a mark of respect. The names were kept between them, but were chosen to reflect Alicia's character.

'Alicia had to do a special dance with drums banging in the background, and was embraced by abused children who she has helped. She was chosen for the ceremony as a thank-you, because she has done a lot to keep children's lives afloat and for us to afford our support staff.

'Her partner came too - he held her hand and helped her sit down when she needed rest.'  


Alicia's mother and brother were among a crowd of around 50 people who watched her by the tree where Bobbi Bear runs a weekly HIV clinic.

Alicia Keys gets her unborn baby blessed in Zulu ceremony

By Daily Mail Reporter

Alicia Keys has had her unborn child blessed in a traditional Zulu ceremony while in South Africa for the World Cup.

The Grammy award-winning singer, who is around five months pregnant, joined hands with music producer fiancé Swizz Beatz for the outdoor blessing near Durban, on the country's eastern coast.


Wearing tribal beads, Alicia and her baby were given Zulu names while standing under a fig tree known as the 'healing tree' by locals who believe it brings good fortune and health.

 Alicia Keys and her music producer fiance Swizz Beatz
Zulu blessing: Alicia Keys joined hands with music producer fiancé Swizz Beatz for the outdoor ceremony near Durban, South Africa

 Alicia Keys and her music producer fiance Swizz Beatz
Traditional dress: The R&B singer was given a blue robe to cover her shoulders, while Swizz, 31, donned a red sarong and leopard print sash

The star, 29, had the ritual performed by female elders on Wednesday after arriving in South Africa the previous week to headline the World Cup Kick-Off Concert in Johannesburg.


The R&B diva was given a blue robe to cover her shoulders, while Swizz, 31, donned a red sarong and leopard print sash.


Alicia was chosen to receive the blessing in return for her work with local children's charity Bobbi Bear, whose workers are paid by the singer.


Bobbi Bear director Jackie Bradfield said yesterday: 'Alicia has been made part of the tribal family because she really reached out to the people here.

Sign of gratitude: Alicia was chosen to receive the blessing in return for her work with local children's charity Bobbi Bear, whose workers are paid by the singer
Sign of gratitude: Alicia was chosen to receive the blessing in return for her work with local children's charity Bobbi Bear, whose workers are paid by the singer

'Two female priests who practise a mix of Christianity and tribal customs chose new names for her and the unborn child, as a mark of respect. The names were kept between them, but were chosen to reflect Alicia's character.

'Alicia had to do a special dance with drums banging in the background, and was embraced by abused children who she has helped. She was chosen for the ceremony as a thank-you, because she has done a lot to keep children's lives afloat and for us to afford our support staff.

'Her partner came too - he held her hand and helped her sit down when she needed rest.'  


Alicia's mother and brother were among a crowd of around 50 people who watched her by the tree where Bobbi Bear runs a weekly HIV clinic.

Thursday, December 4, 2008

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Friday, March 21, 2008

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