“So proud of you bae”: Deion Sanders’ daughter Deiondra Sanders gushes over fiancé Jacquees’ new album

Deiondra Sanders’ fiancé, Jacquees, released his new album “Baby Making” on Friday. The R&B singer announced the new project in October, releasing a teaser on social media and making preorders available immediately on a host of music streaming platforms. The album will be available in physical form on Nov. 15.

On Thursday, Deion Sanders' daughter congratulated Jacquees by posting a teaser of the album on Instagram.

“Bae 4th album is officially out! Let's Go 🔥🔥 So proud of you bae. This is a masterpiece and no features!! HARD!” Deiondra Sanders wrote.

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The birth of Deiondra Sanders and Jacquees’ baby inspired the album

Deiondra Sanders and Jacquees welcomed their baby in August. The two had been dating over the past years and got engaged a few weeks before the birth of their son. The birth of the baby, named Snow Jacquees Sanders-Broadnax, was an inspiration behind the album.

“What inspired Baby Making is me actually having a baby,” Jacquees said. “This year Birdman gave me the idea and I instantly mixed my creativity into my life. This project is very special, it’s for the lovers. This is what the world needs. Love and beautiful healthy happy babies.”

This is Jacquees' fourth album following the release of “4275” in 2017, “King of R&B" in 2019 and “Sincerely for You” in 2022. All multi-platinum artist albums have been released with one record label, "Cash Money Record." The 10 songs featured in the new album "Baby Making" include:

1. Touchdown

2. Drip
3. Margiela SEC
4. Sex Like This
5. Baby Making
6. When I'm Around Her
7. Middle of the Night
8. You Get It/Kant Hold It
9. Sunrise Service
10. The Graduation

Following the release of the album, Jacquees' fans will have the opportunity to meet the R&B star at two exclusive in-store signings. The first event is set for Nov. 15 at Criminal Records in his hometown of Atlanta, Georgia, with a follow-up appearance at Shuga Records in Chicago, Illinois, on Nov.19.