Chapter Twenty-Seven: 23 NBA championship and Early Arrival

June 2023

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"The Knicks have won the finals and are the new NBA champions!" The announcer yelled as Rosé got up from her seat and started cheering and clapping.

Derrick had won his second NBA championship, and Rosé was so proud of him. Just like last season, Derrick had worked so hard to get the team to the finals, and he did terrifically.

After all the interviews and the team celebration in the locker room, rosé went to the bathroom. After she finished peeing when she felt contractions, she ignored them as she had been having Braxton-hicks contractions all week.

Right as soon as Rosé is about to pull her panties and pants up, it's like a balloon pops, and water rushes out of Rosé, and she looks down to see her mucus plug had fallen out.

"Oh, I'm in labor," Rosé said to herself before she quickly pulled her pants up and rushed to the locker room.

Walking down the hallway, the contractions start again. Rosé pulled out her phone and called Derrick as she stopped walking.

Putting the phone to her ear, Rosé listens as it rings and rings.

She knew he wouldn't answer right away, as he was probably still celebrating with his teammates.

When he doesn't answer, Rosé decides to try again.

Rosé finally gets a hold of Derrick.

"Why haven't you come back to the locker room?" Derrick asked Rosé.

"Because my water broke in the bathroom, and now I'm in the hallway having contractions," Rosé answered.

"What?" Derrick asked.

"I'm in labor," Rosé replied.

"I'll be right there," Derrick said, sounding in shock.

"Okay," Rosé said.

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It's been six hours since Rosé went into labor. The baby wasn't due for another week, but here Rosé and Derrick were in the hospital as the nurse explained to Rosé that she should be able to start pushing soon.

Another contraction hits, and Rosé breathes through it as her mom finally arrives.

"Oh, Rosé, are you okay? Did you eat before you came here as I told you?" Clare asked her daughter.

Rosé nods.

"Yes," Rosé answered.

"Okay, good. Derrick, congratulations, and how are you doing?" Clare asked Derrick as she hugged him.

"Thank you, and I'm doing great. Just a little worried about Rosé," Derrick answered.

"She'll be fine," Clare said.

Rosé's contractions are more substantial and more painful by the minute.

"I want to push," Rosé said.

Clare walked back to her daughter's side.

"Are you sure?" Clare asked her daughter.

"Yes," Rosé answered.

And Rosé was right because, after nearly an hour of pushing, Rosé gave birth to a baby girl.

Rosé watched as Derrick facetime his family to let them know baby Rose was a girl and healthy.

"You did so well, sweetheart," Clare told her daughter after she finished informing Rosé's dad and sister about the birth of their new family member.

Rosé smiled at her mother.

"It was everything like you said it would be," Rosé said.

Clare smiled.

"I can't believe you have a daughter," Clare said.

Rosé gasped.

"I'm a mom now," Rosé said.

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K-pop star Rosé of BlackPink welcomes first child with husband – it's a girl, but no other details have been confirmed

YG Entertainment, managers of BlackPink, confirmed that Rosé gave birth to a baby girl recently, but shared no other details.

Rosé is the latest in a small, but growing, group of active K-pop performers to become parents in recent years, alongside BTS's V.

Congratulations, Rosé! The K-pop singer, a member of girl group BlackPink and a popular soloist in her own right, welcome a baby girl on June 11.

According to Korean media, BlackPink's management company, YG Entertainment, released a statement to announce the arrival of Rosé's baby girl but did reveal the name of the baby girl.

The news came just a little over four months after Rosé announced that she was pregnant.

Rosé's agency told Korean media, "It is true that Rosé has give birth, and she is happily enjoying her new baby. Please understand that it is difficult to answer other matters because she wants to navigate motherhood quietly."