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Following her 'America's Got Talent' Golden Buzzer moment, Jessica Sanchez shares pregnancy photos
On social media, the Filipino-American singer shared snaps from her pregancy and said she had kept it secret for five long months.
"Our hearts are so full," she wrote. "Thank you all for the love, support, and sweet messages — it truly means the world."
Jessica's husband, Rickie Gallardo, expressed his admiration for his wife in the comment section. The couple have been married since 2021.
"Watching you carry our child while still pouring your heart into every performance has left me in awe," he wrote.
"I've never been more proud, more moved, or more grateful to walk through life with you," he added.
Meanwhile, AGT judge Sofia Vergara — who gave Jessica the Golden Buzzer — took to social media to share how proud she is. "So excited for America to fall in love with you," Sofia said.
Jessica rose to fame as the runner-up in "American Idol" Season 11.
In 2023, she returned to the Philippines to perform on the "Miss Universe Philippines" coronation night.
— Hermes Joy Tunac/LA, GMA Integrated News
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