Trisha Paytas announced Nov. 21 that she is pregnant and expecting her second baby with husband Moses Hacmon.
“Thankful,” the influencer captioned an Instagram of her with Moses and 14-month-old daughter Malibu Barbie holding up a sonogram. “Baby #2 coming May 2024.”
And they already have a name all picked out. After all, Trisha, who has previously expressed her love for the late King of Rock ‘n’ Roll, revealed on the Nov. 21 episode of her Just Trish podcast, “Whether it’s a boy or girl—it’s Elvis.”
In fact, she even titled the podcast episode “Trisha is PREGNANT With Baby Elvis,” during which she explained she found out about the pregnancy “on Oct. 3, which is Mean Girls Day.”
She explained that the pregnancy came as a surprise since she had taken a test at a doctor’s visit two weeks prior, which was negative.
“I did not think I was going to get pregnant,” Trisha admitted. “It’s just really hard for us to get pregnant. We’d try, try, try every single day and then it doesn’t happen.”
She noted that the two had been “trying for so long” to have another child and decided to take another test five weeks after her doctor’s visit, which was positive.
And unlike her pregnancy with Malibu Barbie, Trisha and Moses—who tied the knot in 2021—decided to wait before announcing the good news. While the couple didn’t explain why they chose to stay hush-hush, she did say, “It’s been so weird to keep it a secret.”
As for the future, Trisha said fans can expect Elvis to be the final piece to their family. As she simply put it, “We’re done after this, by the way!”
In other news – Mars Williams dies at 68
Mars Williams, Chicago-based saxophonist of the Psychedelic Furs and the Grammy-nominated Liquid Soul, has died. He was 68. He died on Monday after a year-long cancer battle, according to a GoFundMe site that was raising money for his medical costs.
The Psychedelic Furs also posted a tribute to their late bandmate on their Instagram page Monday. “We’re heartbroken 💔. Goodbye to the great Mars Williams. Rest well,” the band wrote alongside a photo of Williams’ saxophone on a stage. Williams soloed on the Psychedelic Furs’ biggest U.S. hit, “Heartbreak Beat” (1986), which reached No. 26 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Read More
