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Is Selena Gomez Pregnant? Fact-Checking Viral AI Image Claiming She Announced Baby News With Benny Blanco

Is Selena Gomez Pregnant? Fact-Checking Viral AI Image Claiming She Announced Baby News With Benny Blanco
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A viral post on X claims Selena Gomez has announced her pregnancy with husband Benny Blanco. It featured an image of the singer with a visible baby bump and the caption, “My bundle of joy.” However, the pregnancy announcement is false and the image circulating online has been edited using AI.

The post alleges that Gomez announced the news on her Instagram Story despite her lupus diagnosis. There is no verified announcement from Gomez confirming the claim.

Is Selena Gomez Really Pregnant?

No credible evidence supports the viral pregnancy claim. The image shared on X is not an authentic photograph of Gomez announcing that she is expecting a child. The post, shared by an X account, claims: “Selena Gomez has just announced on her instagram story that she’s pregnant despite her being diagnosed with a lupus disease. Congratulations to her.”

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However, the post does not establish that Gomez shared the image on her official Instagram account. No verified pregnancy announcement accompanies the viral claim.

Is Selena Gomez’s Viral Baby Bump Photo Real?

The image is an edited version of a photograph originally shared by Sofia Richie Grainge while she was pregnant with her second child with husband Elliot Grainge. According to the information accompanying the original fact-check, the photograph was posted on March 11, and Gomez’s face was added to it.

The manipulated image makes it appear as though Gomez is showing off a baby bump. It should not be treated as evidence of a real pregnancy or an announcement from the singer.

Originally published by Sunday Guardian on Oct 13, 2026 Read the full article at sundayguardianlive.com
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