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Beyoncé is pregnant. And it's ridiculous that anyone thinks otherwise. That seems to be the point of this silly video, which finds her poking fun at tabloid headlines. ("Oh, baby!")
But wait. She says the date is Sept. 23 and that she's six months pregnant. Wouldn't that mean she's due in December?
Beyoncé originally revealed her due date as February.
So what gives?
Im wagering that she and Jay-zero are faking a pregnancy to lead into an adoption.
A full term pregnancy is 40 weeks (10 months using 4 week monthly calendar, not 9 months). Its possible that she was just barely 6 months on 23rd of Sept and her due date can is still be early February. I was 6 months in Sept and my due date is February 2nd.
Duh- months have 4.3333 weeks each, except for February in a non leap year. Sorry but your 'rithmetic doesn't hold water.
Sorry but your 'rithmetic doesn't hold water. There are an average of 4.333 weeks per month, not 4. In your math, there's an entire 29 not days unaccounted for.
This is how doctors figure out when a baby is due:
The normal human gestation is about 280 days. Divided into perfect four-week months, this comes out to ten perfect months. But Julius Caesar and Pope Gregory XIII, the architects of the modern calendar, were thinking of anything but gestation when, as the sing-song goes, "Thirty days hath September, April, June, and November." (It goes without saying that all the rest but one have thirty-one....) If an obstetrician had designed the calendar, every month would have 28 days ("and no more"), comprising 13 perfect four-week months per year. Actually, this "OB" year would be just a little short, the real solar year being 13 perfect months and about one and a quarter day.
I know I could figure out something to do with that extra one day, five hours and forty-nine minutes.
http://www.babyzone.com/pregnancy/trimesters/article/due-date-pregnancy/
How a doctors determines due date.
The normal human gestation is about 280 days. Divided into perfect four-week months, this comes out to ten perfect months. But Julius Caesar and Pope Gregory XIII, the architects of the modern calendar, were thinking of anything but gestation when, as the sing-song goes, "Thirty days hath September, April, June, and November." (It goes without saying that all the rest but one have thirty-one....) If an obstetrician had designed the calendar, every month would have 28 days ("and no more"), comprising 13 perfect four-week months per year. Actually, this "OB" year would be just a little short, the real solar year being 13 perfect months and about one and a quarter day.
http://www.babyzone.com/pregnancy/trimesters/article/due-date-pregnancy/
I know I could figure out something to do with that extra one day, five hours and forty-nine minutes.
Who cares? She is pregnant and having a baby....who cares when it is due......She is married and having a baby with her husband.
Awesome!
Oh my days! Whats with everyone saying beyonces faking her pregnancy, if you dont like her, don't comment! And it will be clear whether its real or not when she actually gives birth, leave the poor woman alone!