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With scant details about Beyoncé's pregnancy to work with,burning man sex video the Bey Hive still finds a way to make lemonade.

The latest theory has to do with the sex of the twins. Queen Bey posted a photo of a very Buffy the Vampire Slayermaternity look, and eagle eyed fans noticed some familiar earrings -- the very same ones she wore in the "If I Were a Boy" video.

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Clearly, she's trying to tell us something -- that Blue will have little brothers. I mean, sure it could mean one boy and one girl or nothing at all, but think about it -- two earrings, two babies. It all adds up.

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