We cannot confirm it yet, but if speculations hold any truth, it's safe to say that the Okuyo family is serious about establishing their own lineage.

It's widely known by now that singer Cinderella Sanyu has three beautiful children: one from her estranged Italian boyfriend and two from her current husband, Okuyo. Surprisingly, the third child, whom we initially believed to be the youngest, was born sometime last year (2023).

After welcoming their most recent addition, one might assume that Cindy would be seeking a well-deserved break. However, recent photos circulating on the internet from the just-concluded Roast and Ryme event suggest otherwise. Cindy appears to be sporting what appears to be a baby bump, leading many to speculate that she may be expecting her fourth child with Okuyo.

The images depict Cindy with what appears to be a noticeable bump, suggesting she could be around three months along. This revelation has left netizens in a state of confusion and anticipation.

On the platform where the photos were shared, speculation ran rampant as people pondered whether "The King of the Dance Hall" was expecting another child.

Debruynr Dyhard commented, "She is the true embodiment of Nakazade wegwanga," while Sham asked, "Is she pregnant?" Lock Eric seemed convinced, declaring, "Cindy is pregnant again."

With such fervent speculation, it's becoming increasingly apparent that there might be some truth to the rumours swirling around the Okuyo family. 

However, who are we to become overly involved in others' personal affairs? Let's patiently await any official announcements and see what unfolds, results can’t be hidden for long, if you know what we mean.

Towards the end of February, speculation arose about singer Sheebah Karungi's pregnancy when a noticeable baby bump seemed to protrude through her dress during a rehearsal.

However, when she later attended to show support for fellow singer Lydia Jazmine, who was hosting her debut concert, Sheebah's belly appeared to be far from resembling a baby bump, contradicting the earlier observations made by blogs and netizens.