Jeannie Mai Jenkins
her child Monaco is a baby girl. The co-host, 43, shares her baby with her husband
Jeezy, 44. On Wednesday’s episode of the talk show, the 43-year-old star admits she
and her spouse was surprised to find out their firstborn is a little girl.
She said: “We were shocked because everybody thought it was a boy.
“I want to say to all moms out there the superstitions like, how high your belly is, and
you know, what your skin is like, all those things aren’t true. Throw ‘em out the
window, I’m telling you, none of them are true.”
Jeannie admitted she is feeling “so overwhelmed” as she embarks on her journey into
motherhood, but she can’t wait to start building the same strong bond she has with
her own mom with Monaco.
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She said: “That’s the part that I’m still just so overwhelmed with, you know. I can’t
explain to you how many visions jumped into my head this moment I put that little
girl into my hands.
“I thought about my relationship with Mama Mai. That already, I can’t wait to have
that bond with Monaco.”
Jeannie wants to raise her daughter to be a “really strong, loving, empathetic,
humorous, fashionable, fly, little girl.”
She added: “I also thought about all the things that I didn’t learn as a little girl, that I
can’t wait to teach my daughter now. There are just so many reasons why raising a
little girl is such an honor to me.
“I would have been happy with anything, but to have Monaco, I can’t tell you, I feel
chosen. It’s emotional and I can’t wait to raise a really strong, loving, empathetic,
humorous, fashionable, fly, little girl.”
In a recent video tour of the tot’s nursery, the new mom explained the youngster was
originally going to get a J name, but she and her husband ultimately decided to
choose a more personal moniker, which pays homage to the place where they
solidified their relationship.
In November, the presenter told how she and Jeezy had decided not to find out the
baby’s gender and insisted it didn’t matter when it came to planning for their new
arrival.
She said: “I don’t want to because I realized, how many surprises do you actually have
in life? This is the ultimate one.
“I want to have gender-free planning with my husband. So everything that we are
excited to do should apply to the child, no matter if it’s a boy or a girl.”
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