Taina Williams And G Herbo Share Footage Of Their Newborn Daughter

Taina Williams took to Instagram on Friday with a lil’ surprise for fans! The 24-year-old shared the first look at her daughter with rapper G Herbo. As you may already know, the pair welcomed their second child and first daughter together on May 17. She weighed seven pounds, five ounces, and was 19.5 inches long.

Taina previously shared photos of her return home from the hospital. But by Saturday, the parents had shared their newborn’s photoshoot results and videos of her awake!

First, Taina shared photos of their little one, Emmy Love Wright. The sleeping newborn was wrapped in a light pink blanket, wearing a flower crown, and photographed inside a small basket.

Following Taina’s post, the daddy of three shared a few other flicks from the shoot by photographer Patty Othon. His round-up of photos included Emmy sleeping in a heart-shaped background dent. She again wore a flower crown and lace-trimmed onesie in neutral tones. The second slide in his Instagram post showed toddler Essex grinning with his fingers in his mouth next to his new sibling.

“All I’m missing is my first heart,” G Herbo wrote in the caption. “But Emmyyyyy Love gimme some love.”

Fans Joke About Strength Of G Herbo’s Genes After Seeing Emmy’s Face

In two clips posted to Taina’s Insta Story, Emmy stares at the camera with wide eyes open and arms flailing. She was dressed in a tan-colored two-piece accessorized with a large, polka-dotted headband.

Fans lightheartedly joked online about G Herbo’s gene pool taking over. Folks have previously pointed out the twin-like resemblance between Herbo’s first son Yosohn from a previous relationship and Essex, his first kiddo with Taina. Now, the first look at Emmy makes it clear no one would question the familial link between the three siblings or their daddy!

 

The couple celebrated their daughter’s pending arrival with an all-pink baby shower in April. The event space featured a high-rise view of a city and lavish pink decorations, from balloon fixtures, hanging umbrellas, flower arches, and even tall vases with pink roses.