Cynthia Rodríguez shows off her baby bump in her second pregnancy alongside Carlos Rivera
Translated from Spanish, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Mexican singer Cynthia Rodríguez is pregnant with her second child, a daughter named María, with husband Carlos Rivera.
- The couple announced the news with an emotional social media post featuring their first son, León.
- Rodríguez recently appeared publicly with her baby bump at an event in Marbella, Spain, where Rivera received a humanitarian award.
Mexican singer Cynthia Rodríguez has publicly showcased her second pregnancy for the first time alongside her husband, Carlos Rivera, at an event in Marbella, Spain. The couple, who welcomed their first child, León, in 2023, recently announced they are expecting a daughter named María.
The announcement of their second child was shared through an emotional social media post featuring hands from Carlos, Cynthia, and León. The caption read: "God has blessed us again... We asked you as a miracle, and faith made us seek you... MARÍA, we kept your space in our hearts and we love you even without knowing you... Here we wait for you with immense excitement: Mom, Dad, and León."
God has blessed us again…Te pedimos como un milagro, y la fe nos hizo buscarte… MARÍA, en nuestro corazón tu espacio guardábamos y te amamos aún sin conocerte… Aquí te esperamos con inmensa ilusión: Mamá, Papá y León
Rodríguez, a former host of "Venga la Alegría," was seen in Málaga wearing a long, grape-colored dress that highlighted her baby bump. The couple posed together, smiling, during the event where Rivera was honored with the Global Gift Humanitarian Award for his generosity and humanitarian work.
Rivera expressed his joy and anticipation for their daughter's arrival, telling Europa Press, "Yes, she is coming. We are very excited, she is a girl. It's my second baby and we are very eager for her to arrive."
Yes, she is coming. We are very excited, she is a girl. It's my second baby and we are very eager for her to arrive.
Originally published by El Universal in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.