Lele Pons and Guaynaa Are Expecting Their First Child Together: ‘We're Pregnant!'
Congratulations are in order for Lele Pons and Guaynaa, who are expecting their first child together.
The Venezuelan influencer, 28, and Puerto Rican singer-songwriter, 32, shared the exciting news in a social media post on Sunday (March 9).
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'We're PREGNANT!!!!!' Pons and Guaynaa wrote in a joint Instagram post, alongside a photo gallery showcasing her baby bump. 'Can't wait to meet you! We love you- Mom & Dad.'
In the heartwarming post, which was also translated into Spanish, the YouTube sensation shared several pictures and videos with her husband, including an ultrasound photo, a sweet moment of Guaynaa kissing his wife's stomach, and another shot of the couple pressing their bare tummies together.
Numerous celebrities, friends and fans flooded the comments to congratulate the happy couple. 'Yesssssssss !! 100 meses guardando secreto te amoooo,' Anitta wrote, while Paris Hilton left a smiling face with heart-eyes emoji. 'Congrats, los quiero mucho!' Luis Fonsi added.
Pons and Guaynaa first met in 2019 and released their first collaboration, 'Se Te Nota,' in 2020. The playful urban pop song spent 18 weeks on the all-genre Billboard Global 200 (where it peaked at No. 44), 25 weeks on the Billboard Global Excl. U.S. chart (No. 19 peak) and 11 weeks on Hot Latin Songs (No. 25).
After months of speculation about their relationship, Pons made it Instagram official in December of that year. Guaynaa proposed during Steve Aoki's set at Tomorrowland in 2022. The couple tied the knot in March 2023.
The pair released their debut collaborative album, Capitulaciones, in April 2023. The 10-track album, a partnership between Interscope Records and Guaynaa, features eight duets, one solo track from Pons, and another from Guaynaa. The project spans a variety of genres, including urban pop ('Abajito'), reggaetón ('Natural'), reggae ('A Que No') and bachata ('Todo Sabe Más Rico').
'Lele and I beat to different rhythms. In music, I can tell you that it is quite cool, because she has a different thinking and approach and drive, she has other filters in her head when she analyzes music,' Guaynaa told Billboard Español in 2023. 'My filters are more about the conceptual elaboration of the album, the musicality, the storytelling, the beginning and the end. There were many disagreements for that very reason, but at the end of the day, I think we managed to develop a project, and that makes us very happy.'
Check out the couple's baby announcement on Instagram here.
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