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Deion Sanders’ Girlfriend Karrueche Tran Has a Baby on Her Mind, But One Personal Hurdle Has Her Thinking Twice

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Source: Atlanta Black Star

Karrueche Tran and Deion Sanders have been the topic of conversation ever since confirming their relationship nearly a year ago. The public has weighed in on their age difference, with some even questioning Sanders’ health. But the comments that seem to hit closest to home center on pregnancy and having children. Those remarks have added another layer of scrutiny to their relationship. During a vulnerable conversation with co-host Jason Kennedy on their podcast, ‘Pop Exchange,’ a discussion about Jamie Foxx welcoming a baby at 58 led Kennedy to ask Tran the obvious question: Does she want to be a mom someday? “Absolutely, I would love to be a mother. Um, I love kids,” she explained. She went on to address the people who constantly rush her decision to have children. Explaining that they have no idea what she’s navigating privately and that their unsolicited remarks can be hurtful.

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