See DL Hughley's Daughter Ryan's Baby Bump as She Poses Amid Pumpkins in Leggings & a Beige Top

Ryan Nicole Shepard, one of the two daughters of actor and comedian DL Hughley, took to Instagram to show off her beautiful and growing baby bump.

DL Hughley and his wife, Ladonna, who have been married since February 1986, share three children: daughters Ryan (born in 1987) and Tyler (born in 1991), and son Kyle (born in 1988).

As the actor himself has admitted a few times, he had a regular job in the 80s. However, after Ladonna gave birth to Ryan and was pregnant with Kyle, he started performing at local comedy clubs to make extra money. He fell in love with comedy, and the rest is history.

RYAN’S BABY BUMP

Speaking of Ryan, she is a talented food journalist, has her own blog, and married Dr. Alejandro Shepard in September 2019.

Hughley was clearly excited to see his eldest daughter walk down the aisle, which is probably why he uploaded plenty of posts of the ceremony on his Instagram account.

One of the most adorable videos showed him and Ryan during their father-daughter dance. In the caption, the comedian wrote that he didn’t want to let her go.

Nowadays, Ryan is pregnant, and she has been uploading a few posts online, showing off her growing baby bump. On October 13, the food journalist shared a two-image slideshow of her gently caressing her belly.

For the pictures, Hughley’s daughter was sitting on the staircase of a house surrounded by pumpkins and other Halloween-themed decoration and wearing blue shoes, green leggings, and a pink top.

Some crew members of Hughley’s radio show also tested positive for coronavirus.

DL HUGHLEY’S COVID-19 DIAGNOSIS

Earlier this year, the comedian made headlines after collapsing on stage during a stand-up show in Nashville. He later explained that he passed out due to dehydration. The actor explained:

“I had always had this heart murmur. When you get dehydrated, and you have that, it's kind of a double whammy.”

Shortly after that, Hughley tested positive for coronavirus. The “Hughleys” actor admitted to regretting the fact that he unintentionally exposed others.

He also confessed that learning that he was potentially hurting and endangering people even if he didn’t know about it was “kind of scary.” Some crew members of Hughley’s radio show also tested positive for coronavirus.