Beyonce brings a splash of colour to New York in bright island-style skirt

Rumours have been circulating that she is pregnant with her second child.
But Beyonce appeared unperturbed by the gossip, looking cheerful and carefree in New York on Wednesday.
The 31-year-old looked as if she was jetting off on an island holiday in a patterned canary yellow skirt and round shades as she left her office in Midtown Manhattan surrounded by bodyguards.

Island girl: Beyonce looked festive in a canary yellow wrap skirt and retro shades as she left her office in New York on Wednesday

The Crazy In Love singer showed off her slender arms in a black vest tucked into her high-waisted wrap skirt, revealing a flat stomach that didn't hint at a pregnancy.
She added animal print touches with thin strappy sandals and an oversized handbag, finishing off the look with round retro sunglasses and a black bowlers hat.
Beyonce tied her highlighted hair up in a low bun and added a slick of dark pink lipgloss.

Wild thing: Beyonce wore animal print sandals and a large leopard skin hand bag as she made her way to her waiting car 

Glowing mama: Beyonce couldn't stop smiling as she left her office building

Fresh-faced beauty: Beyonce showed off her flawless complexion, adding just a slick of dark pink lipgloss

Beyonce, who already is mother to Blue Ivy with Jay-Z, has been subject to pregnancy rumours since mid-May.
Earlier this month Team Beyonce shut down the rumours again telling Gayle King on CBS This Morning that she 'is absolutely positively not pregnant at this time.'
The rumour mill kicked into high gear after Beyoncé cancelled a show in Belgium due to extreme exhaustion and dehydration.
But the Grown Woman singer played coy in early June regarding speculation she is expecting her second child, joking that she hadn't heard about the rumours.

Celebrating: Jay-Z and Beyonce sipped on champagne at the 40/40 Club 10 year anniversary party on Monday, further quashing the pregnancy rumours

Beyonce's former Destiny's Child groupmate Kelly Rowland, meanwhile, insists she’s not jealous of Beyoncé.
The recent disavowal follows the debut of her latest single Dirty Laundry, which features a confessional narrative appearing to reference her Destiny’s Child cohort’s runaway success since the trio split up to pursue solo careers.
The 32-year-old croons in the song about coming to terms with her friend and former bandmate's rise as a superstar and the feelings of rage that surface in the wake of being left behind.
Despite the apparent lyrical disclosure, Kelly told In Touch: ‘I’m not saying I’m jealous of her [Beyoncé] by any means!
The singer explains that the song is more about her than it is about her childhood friend: ‘It’s basically about me going through some struggles in my life while she [Beyoncé] was doing her thing.’