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Wiz Khalifa & Amber Rose Suffered A Miscarriage Prior To Current Pregnancy


Amber Rose recently posted a photo flaunting not only her growing baby bump but her man's latest album O.N.I.F.C.

The mommy to be repped Wiz Khalifa's new album title on her belly and showed off that even her bundle of joy is loving the project. She captioned the photo:

"Even our Lil Wizbud Loves listening to #ONIFC :-)"

While his lady is holding him down, Wiz has been busy making his rounds to promote his album and he hit up Hot 107.9 in Philly with Qdeezy yesterday, and revealed some sad news.

The Pittsburgh native says that this is actually Amber's second time being pregnant and that him and his wife to be suffered a miscarriage during the second trimester of her first pregnancy, therefore during the second one, they wanted to take their time with making a public announcement.

It's very understandable, that the couple would take their time with this pregnancy and we're so happy Amber's is doing very well this time around.

In other news it looks like the head Rosebud has made herself a new friend and it's... Miley Cyrus. The blonde bombshell recently responded to a tweet from the superstar and said that she'd love to do dinner with her, posting:



It looks like Amber is in a good space and her pregnancy is going great. We can't wait for her little wizbud to arrive.

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leaf_collector 8th-Dec-2012 11:09 pm (UTC)
yes, ok.
but not everything that men say/do is a slap in the face towards women.
it seems like you care alot about this and i respect that. for me personally? a relationship w/ pregnancy/children is a shared responsibility - im ok if my guy wants to take some credit.
ginger_maya 8th-Dec-2012 11:58 pm (UTC)
Patriarchy already makes everything about men and their experiences, appropriating female experiences is one more manifestation of it.

And the only credit a man deserves about a pregnancy is the initial conception.
run_atreyu 9th-Dec-2012 12:06 am (UTC)
Love your comments in this thread, and totally agree.
leaf_collector 9th-Dec-2012 12:26 am (UTC)
there are some men out there who will appropriate the entire experience - "my wife, my child" etc etc, this is true. having said that, an experience of pregnancy and conception, (in the ideal, not always true for everyone im sorry to say) isn't just about women, nor just the man. not every man is taking credit for helping to take responsibility or joy in having a child.

i get what you're saying - i do. i understand about patriarchy and men taking credit for a woman's biological processes.
but it doesn't nullify the joint experience of a child. there are men who are allowed to take credit for being involved. the phrase "we're pregnant" is just that - a phrase. because of patriarchy, maybe, but so what.
we're debating semantics now; your point and my point are like logarithmic functions.
logarythmic functions
they will never meet, and thats ok.


ginger_maya 9th-Dec-2012 12:32 am (UTC)
They can experience having a child after he or she is born. They cannot experience a pregnancy on the same level a woman can simply because they're not physically equipped for it, and as such cannot and should not refer to themselves as equals in this situation. A phrase is never just a phrase because it never exists in a vacuum, there's always some kind of context. This isn't a matter of semantics, it's a matter of physiology.
leaf_collector 9th-Dec-2012 01:15 am (UTC)
physiologically, yes, you're right*. emotionally, socially, and financially, no, you're wrong.

edited: for grammar fails.

Edited at 2012-12-09 01:17 am (UTC)
coutureable 9th-Dec-2012 04:06 am (UTC)
I have to agree with you as a woman who had a child. I said "I'm pregnant", my fiance never said that we were anything because HE was not pregnant. He did not get the restless leg syndrome, the stretch marks, the swelling, the round ligament pain, the nausea, etc. So, no, he wasn't pregnant. Pregnancy isn't something that men and women share. A baby is something you share and take care of together but a pregnancy is solely a woman's experience and I think we should all be giving our credit solely to women. I always corrected people when they said "you guys are having a baby!" I say "I'm having the baby, he is OUR child".

It isn't that important to other people and that's OK with me but from my own personal experience, I'm getting all the credit of being pregnant because I am doing all the pushing, all the bleeding and experiencing all the pain BY MYSELF.
ginger_maya 9th-Dec-2012 11:27 am (UTC)
Yes, THANK YOU. I really couldn't have put it better.
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