Flo Milli, the hip-hop star known for her energetic performances, defied her doctor’s advice to deliver a final show while being nine months pregnant, captivating her fans at San Diego State.
Flo Milli, whose real name is Tamia Monique Carter, recently sent waves across social media by performing at San Diego State despite being on the brink of motherhood. Her Instagram post showcased photos and videos from the event, where she expressed gratitude for being able to take the stage, even though her doctor advised against it.
The buzz about Flo Milli’s pregnancy began in November when she uploaded a video of herself dancing with a masked man, who affectionately stroked her clearly visible baby bump. The clip, intended to tease her new song, caused a stir online due to her prominent belly.
The song features Flo Milli’s unique blend of braggadocious lyrics, sampling T-Pain’s ‘I’m N Luv (Wit A Stripper)’, and includes lines like ‘He eat it up in the backseat/ I’m running like it’s a track meet.’ These lyrics heightened speculation about her personal life, especially when she rapped about someone wanting to ‘give me a baby.’
Amid the widespread speculation, fellow artists joined in on celebrating her news, with Sexyy Red and Baby Tate among those congratulating her. Flo Milli initially played coy about the pregnancy rumors, humorously suggesting, ‘damn i cant be bloated??’ on X, formerly known as Twitter.
Despite the playful denial, Flo Milli later confirmed her pregnancy through a series of controlling posts on X, where she restricted comments to only those she follows. These posts featured candid admissions about her journey, including a humorous remark about not being able to ‘see my coochie nomore.’
Flo Milli has been riding high on her career wave following her sophomore album release, ‘Fine Ho, Stay’, which dropped in March 2024. The album, with collaborations from heavyweights like Cardi B, Gunna, and SZA, displays her vibrant style and unique voice, further solidifying her place in the music industry.
Flo Milli’s decision to perform while nearing her delivery date showcases her dedication to her art and fans. Despite her doctor’s advice, she managed to give her audience a memorable show, proving her resilience and passion for music.
