Pregnant Beyonce to perform at Grammy

By Jared Feldschreiber

Pregnant Beyonce Knowles with twin will perform at the 59th Annual Grammy Awards. Her album Lemonade made her received nine Grammy nominations, just a week after her announcement of being pregnant with a twin that reaped nine million likes in Instagram.

Mathew Knowles, the pregnant Beyonce's father said in a U.S. TV interview that the singer has been working on her performance for Grammy. She was also spotted as reported by ETON rehearsing at a secret location in Los Angeles, California.

The Grammy Awards set on February 12 will be Beyonce's first performance since her announcement. The Awards night will be flooded with great artists such as The Weekend, Alicia Keys, and Marren Morris. Also, will hit on stage is the legendary hip-hop group A Tribe Called Quest alongside with 15-time Grammy winner Dave Grohl and Anderson Paak, also a nominee.

About the daughter's pregnancy, Matthew admitted he was shocked. He said he just knew it after she made an announcement on Instagram. He did not notice and also the fans when she went to the White House in early January for a celebrity-filled goodbye party for the Obamas.

According to BBC the past few days proved to be pregnant Beyonce's moments as its announcement became the most popular Instagram post of all time. Her released photos such as that one under water, lying on a bed of roses and sitting on a car were also noticed by many fans.

The megastar announced on Wednesday that she was pregnant with twins in a flower-filled, belly-revealing portrait posted to Instagram. Alongside that picture, Beyonce posted these words: "We would like to share our love and happiness.

"We have been blessed two times over. We are incredibly grateful that our family will be growing by two, and we thank you for your good wishes," pregnant Beyonce Knowles added.

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