Raven Goodwin is about to be a mom! The actress and her fiancé Michah Williams are gearing up to welcome a baby girl this spring. Deets inside…
Congratulations are in order for actress Raven Goodwin and her actor fiancé Michah Williams!
The couple – who both starred in Disney’s “Good Luck Charlie” – are living out a real-life fairytale. First, Michah got down on one knee in May 2019 to pop the question to Raven.
"Timesless," she captioned a photo of them, adding the hastag #myfiance. The engagement seemingly took place in Concord, North Carolina.
Now, the couple is ready to embark on the next chapter of their love story: They're having a baby!
"Nurturer, survivor, daughter, sister, friend & now a MOMMY," Raven wrote on Instagram under a series of pictures of her showing off her growing baby bump. "I cannot believe that it’s my turn. I’m so thankful to be carrying a healthy baby girl who’s energy has been nothing short of strength."
The happy couple is expecting a baby girl in April 2020.
"I love you baby girl! To my life partner and best friend you are going to be a beautiful father seeing you and her together will heal me in more ways then you know! We are parents baby!!! Coming soon! April 2020," she wrote.
Aww! Congrats to them!
A few days ago...
The mom-to-be joined her co-stars of "The Clark Sisters: First Ladies of Gospel" to chop it up during the Lifetime segment of the 2020 Winter TCA Tour at The Langham Huntington in Pasadena, California. Raven will be portraying Denise Clark Bradford in LIFETIME's upcoming Clark Sisters biopic, "The Clark Sisters: The First Ladies of Gospel."
Executive producer Queen Latifah and "The Clark Sisters" stars Kierra Sheard, Christina Bell, Sheléa Frazier, and Angela Birchett joined Raven on stage to perform. Aunjanue Ellis stars as the sisters' mother, Mattie Moss Clark, Christina Bell will play Twinkie, Kierra Sheard as Karen, Sheléa Frazier as Dorinda, and Angela Birchett as Jacky. Missy Elliot & Mary J. Blige (not pictured) are also executive producers.
During the TCA panel, they shared if estranged sister Denise was consulted in the making of the movie?
“Yes, she was absolutely given the opportunity to participate in her story,” said Executive Producer Holly Carter, who also joined the cast on stage.
“I think it’s all about how you tell the story,” Carter said. She said the faith aspect is never heavy-handed, jokingly calling it, “A little aspiration, a little inspiration, a little Jesus.” The challenge, she said, was “connecting them to a story than could touch the masses. You do that by telling stories than connect to every man…it has not been easy. But it has been possible.”
"The Clark Sisters: The First Ladies of Gospel" will premiere Easter Sunday 2020. Watch the trailer HERE.
Photos: Raven's IG/Getty
source: theybf
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