Singer Ella Mai is publicly talking about her child boy since giving delivery.

Ella Mai sat down for a candid interview with KISS XTRA the place she opened up about life since welcoming a baby with Boston Celtics star Jayson Tatum.

Mai described him as the middle of her world including that she couldn’t reside life with out him. Host, DJ Ace, requested if she sees her child pursing basketball or following her path in music.

“You know what, it’s giving a little bit of both right now,” Mai replied, “We might have a little singing hooper on our hands.”

The ‘Boo’d Up’ singer additionally spoke about deliberately sustaining her privateness throughout her being pregnant. 

“Yes, there’s cameras everywhere, but if you’re intentional with the way that you move, it’s not that hard to not be seen, honestly”, Mai shared. “I only really have to show people what I want them to see. While I was pregnant, I didn’t stay inside all the time. I didn’t not go outside. I went outside, I was intentional with where I went because I knew that I wanted to keep my peace.”

In 2024, followers caught glimpses of Mai’s being pregnant standing at numerous public appearances. She later appeared holding her new child in behind-the-scenes footage following Team USA’s gold medal win on the 2024 Summer Olympics. Yet, each she and Tatum have stored their household life away from the media.

The British songbird shared that when she initially pursued a music profession, her solely focus was to change into an artist. But now as a brand new mom, she skilled a shift in perspective and hopes followers can hear her development in her third album, Do You Still Love Me?

The new mission, releasing Feb 6, follows Mai’s six-city “Did You Miss Me?” Tour 

Jayson Tatum is already a father to Jayson Christopher Tatum Jr., aka Deuce. In 2017, he discovered his highschool girlfriend, Toriah Lachell, was pregnant.

“I wasn’t ecstatic,” Tatum stated (through ABC). “I was a little selfish at that point because I knew that I was about to go chase my dream and be in the NBA. I felt like that was going to affect what people thought of me, affect where I went in the draft.”