Congratulations are in order for BlingEmpire's KellyMiLi! 🍼💙💗
Mi Li and her partner, whom she has not revealed the identity of, celebrated the exciting news with a low-key picnic at their home with just the two of them and their dog. The couple learned the sex of their baby by breaking apart the cupcakes, revealing the light pink filling.
"My partner and I wanted to keep the general reveal super simple and intimate, so we did a home picnic in our yard with just the two of us and our dog, Sophia!" the"I don’t know if it was the pregnancy hormones, but I did one of the happy cries when we found out," Mi Li said. "It will always be a moment that I cherish and hold close to my heart.
"Well, the mystery to why I’ve been craving sweets and not just spicy food is finally solved! We’re so beyond grateful and excited to be starting this new chapter in our lives," Mi Li captioned the post.
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