Da Brat is entering the best phase of her life.
Over the past few years, fans of the hip-hop icon have watched her fully embrace who she is as a member of the LGBTQ+ community, mainly thanks to her incredible marriage to her wife Jesseca "Judy" Dupart.
On their hit show Brat Loves Judy, audiences have seen the couple deal with multiple highs and lows, get engaged, and even put a ring on it.
Now, fans get to witness the couple welcome their new bundle of joy into the family on their new WEtv special Brat Loves Judy: The Baby Special.
"It's been a rollercoaster, but an amazing one. It's the best ride of my life. I have so been enjoying motherhood... the ups and downs, the ins and outs, the pees, the poops, the throw-ups... everything," Brat tells Out.
Da Brat and Judy welcomed their son True Legend Harris-Dupart on July 6, 2023.
When the wives decided to expand their family, Judy actually encouraged Brat to carry the baby. Judy has given birth three times previously to her older kids, so she wanted Brat to experience everything that came with motherhood.
"She is the most nurturing that I have ever met in my whole entire life. I figured she would appreciate all of the little things. There's just this connection when a baby comes out of you. I wanted to make sure that she got to experience all of that," Judy says.
Ever since she first met Judy, Brat has learned to truly love and accept herself after hiding in the closet for many years out of fear of what society and the hip-hop community would say about her.
Once she took a leap of faith and pursued a relationship with Judy, everything changed for her.
"Imagine being trapped in the closet for so long and not being able to talk about your life because of your career. It sucks! When I met her and felt so comfortable, it was just a weight lifted. I'm just very grateful that God sent her to me. I'm a whole different person, but I love me," Brat shares.
Leading up to the birth of her rainbow baby, 49-year-old Da Brat faced many health issues. She had to undergo surgery to remove fibroids and polyps prior to her embryo transfer procedure, which eventually led to a miscarriage.
Thankfully, baby True came shortly after and Da Brat hopes her story can show anyone that nothing is impossible.
"I get to be a role model for people and I'm not even trying to. We get to be an inspiration to couples in the LGBTQ+ community, to women who want to have babies and can't... we beat the odds 10,000%. It's just letting everybody in the world know to never give up ever on anything that you want to do or dream about," Brat shares.
Brat Loves Judy: The Baby Special airs Thursday nights on WEtv. To see the full interview with Da Brat and Judy, check out the videos above and below.