Lil Scrappy's wife shares first sonogram of their baby boy showing his finger

Bambi Benson, the wife of rapper Lil Scrappy and also known for Love and Hip Hop: Atlanta, took to Instagram to share a photo of the baby’s first sonogram.

The image was a picture of the screen where the sonogram was done, and it showed the couple’s upcoming baby face, hand, and chest. One of the most noticeable aspects about the image was that the baby was covering his face with his hands.

Bambi set that clear in the caption as she wrote ‘he really would not let us see his face,’ next to a laughing face emoji. As soon as she uploaded that photo, her fans and followers took to the comment section to share their thoughts.

One of them was Instagram user Tana Devorce, who pointed out that the baby was already looking like Scrappy.

The sonogram was posted a few days after Bambi uploaded a photo showing herself and her big baby bump near a pool wearing a two-piece black bathing suit and black and white sunglasses.

Behind her, Scrappy was sitting reading a book that Bambi revealed in the caption that was written by pastor Mark Couch. He put on a white shirt, black shorts, and black sunglasses.

As Celebritist previously reported, the couple decided to keep the pregnancy a secret for some time because she had experienced an unfortunate miscarriage in the past, so they considered that waiting a couple of months before making the big announcement was the best thing to do.

Even though being pregnant is complicated enough, Scrappy recently worried Bambi and his entire family after he was rushed to the hospital following a nearly-fatal car accident.

Scrappy and his friend Ca$ino Roulette were driving away from the King of Diamonds strip club in Miami on June 3 when their vehicle slammed into a pole.

Bambi’s husband was driving the car when he reportedly fell asleep. He ended up with a broken foot that required surgery while Ca$ino was taken to the ICU, where he spent three days. Both men are alive and resting in their respective homes with their families.