Mary J. Blige shrugs off pregnancy rumours
4 Nov 2009, 1229 Hrs

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London, Nov 4 Crooner Mary J. Blige has laughed off speculation that she and her music executive hubby Kendu Isaacs are about to become parents.

Internet gossip suggested that the R and B star was expecting her first child after rumours about a possible adoption did the rounds in September.

However, according to GossipCop.com, the star has completely dismissed all such reports saying there not a "slight" bit of truth in them, reports the Daily Star.

Earlier Blige had said she would be a "poor parent" as she was too occupied in work to adopt any kids, and was happy being a mother to Isaacs' three children from a previous relationship. (ANI)

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