Trina To Be A Mom....Plans To Adopt A Child From Haiti

It seems that the 'Baddest B*tch' isn't so bad after all...she does have a heart!

With all of the crisis going on over in Haiti, Trina has announced that she will adopt a child!

“With the current state that Haiti is in right now; I personally feel like donating monetary and physical possessions is a enormous and vast donation….

However I would like to contribute on a higher level for more personal reasons in addition to being ready to raise/nurture a child; by being involved on a day to day basis…..

I am in the financial position to adopt; therefore I am taking it into deep consideration at this time, I have always admired other individuals for adopting children not so much for their celebrity status but more so because of the “nurturing and invaluable change and joy it will bring to a child's life.”

Trina also added that she has members of Haitian descent and looks forward to adding a child to her “immediate family circle.”

Trina would definitely be a MILF....Woop, Woop!

ALICIA KEYS MAY ADOPT

Alicia Keys says she's not ready to be a mother just yet, but when the time is right, she'll consider adoption as a way to build a family.

"I think that [adoption] is truly important to consider," the Grammy-winning singer, 28, told People Thursday night at a Manhattan screening of the documentary "We Are Together," about the children of Agape Orphanage in South Africa.

Keys - who co-founded the foundation Keep A Child Alive, promoting HIV/AIDS-awareness and which helps support Agape - says she looks to Angelina Jolie as an example.

"It's beautiful the way that she embraces children of the world, and that's the thing. We all are one. We're not as separate as we often think," Keys said.

"We Are Together" tells the story of 12-year-old Slindile, whose parents died of AIDS. The child and the other children of Agape find strength through singing in their choir.

"They are such a beautiful, beautiful group of children," Keys told the audience before the screening. "They've been through so much. But they are so bright and resilient and hopeful."