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They announced that they were expecting baby number two on their four-year anniversary in July. And Alicia Keys’ husband Swizz Beatz showed his excitement as the 36-year-old rapper rubbed the talented singer’s baby bump at the Angel Ball in New York City on Monday evening. Alicia, 33, looked elegant in an all black number at the event hosted by Gabrielle’s Angel Foundation held at Cipriani Wall Street. The musically-inclined couple looked happy to be at the gala together as they posed with huge smiles as Swizz placed his hand on his ladylove’s belly.

The ‘‘If i Ain’t Got You’’ singer is approximately seven months pregnant as the pair as already has a four-year old son named Egypt together.
Alicia matched the black floor-length frock featuring flowy long-sleeves with a pair of black heels. It was her rather large accessory that definitely turned heads as she wore an intricate silver necklace featuring several chains and coin-shaped pieces. She had her brunette locks in her signature braids featuring a buzz-cut on the sides and natural complimentary make-up on her face, in addition to red lacquer on her fingernails.

Swizz looked dapper as he donned a black suit, smart white shirt and a pair of patent leather dress shoes.
Alicia, who is also a mentor to Pharrell William’s team on The Voice, did not only make an appearance at the charitable event as she also performed a few songs for the crowd at the gala.

As the Angel Ball was held in memory of Gabrielle Rich Aquad to benefit her foundation for cancer research, Alicia is no stranger to important causes.
Last week, the No One singer organized a protest in front of the Nigerian consulate in New York to mark the half-year anniversary of when 219 Nigerian schoolgirls were kidnapped by Boko Haram militants.

The singer made sure the story was not forgotten as she held a rally along with 30 other women who raised awareness by holding several signs that read ‘We Are Here To Bring Back Our Girls Now.’
Alicia and her band of protesters chanted ‘When do we want them? Now! Now! Alive!’ outside the consulate doors during the crowded lunch hour. — Daily Mail.