Roommates, as we last reported, Wiz Khalifa is expecting his first daughter and second child with his girlfriend, Aimee Aguilar.
Within hours of the news landing on social media, additional footage surfaced showing that the couple recently celebrated their baby shower.
At the pastel-colored function, Wiz and Aimee blessed their loved ones with another sweet surprise: their daughter’s name, Kaydence.
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Note that Wiz is already daddy to 11-year-old Sebastian from his former relationship and marriage to Amber Rose. On Instagram, Rose gave a sweet reaction to her son’s unborn sibling, writing, “Can’t wait to meet her.”
Details About Wiz Khalifa and Aimee Aguilar’s Baby Shower
The couple’s celebration for their unborn baby seemingly occurred outdoors in the California sunshine, per footage The Shade Room obtained.
The decor at the event included tons of pastel purple, pink, green, and yellow balloons, flowers, and butterflies. Kaydence was spelled out in large, colored letters. There was also a white flower wall that the couple posed again.
Wiz Khalifa and Aimee both rocked all-white outfits for the family-friendly affair. The rapper had on shorts with an oversized white tee and a white cap. Meanwhile, the expecting mommy stunned in a white, strapless dress while her long, dark, curled hair draped down to her baby bump.
In one video, Aimee sat on Wiz’s lap while he was seated in a blush pink chair surrounded by decor and a tiered white cake.
See the baby shower display below.
Despite the shower being a family affair, Wiz and Aimee seemingly left a lil’ room for some partying! The marijuana enthusiast provided the medicinal grass for his guests to enjoy, from blunts to bongs.
Speaking of the green plant, across the country in Maryland, Gov. Wes Moore vacated over 175,000 non-violent marijuana offenses on Monday (June 17).
According to the Washington Post, it could reportedly take up to two weeks for the pardons to be reflected in official records and up to 10 months for the convictions to disappear from criminal background checks.
