There's no way you could confuse petite singer Lil' Mo with husky rapper Big Moe. Even so, the music-making Moes now have something new in common: round tummies.

"Superwoman" Mo, who has been out of the spotlight for the past several months, has made good on her promises to be a superwoman to her man. She's newly married and expecting her first child in August.

The pregnancy won't keep the multicolor-haired songbird from starting on her second LP, an Elektra spokesperson said. Mo will be in New York next week and plans to hit the studio with producers Rockwilder, Bink, Chucky Thompson and Megahertz.

Mo emerged last year with the hit "Superwoman Pt. 2" as well as with guest vocals on several rappers' tracks, including Ja Rule's "Put It on Me" (see [article id="1443132"]"Lil Mo Ready To Tell Her Story"[/article]). Last June, she suffered injuries and permanent head scars when an assailant hit her over the head with a champagne bottle after a performance in San Francisco (see [article id="1444760"]"Lil' Mo Recovering After Bottle Attack"[/article]).

The attack couldn't have come at worse time for Mo, whose debut, Based on a True Story, was released four days after the incident. The Long Island, New York, native had to cancel all promotional activities for a few weeks while she recovered. She was well enough to hit the road before the summer ended.

Last fall, Mo settled down in her adopted hometown, Baltimore, where she took a job as a radio personality with urban station X105.7 (WXYV-FM). "The Lil' Mo Show" ran for four hours each weekday until her farewell show on Friday (June 14). She's leaving radio to concentrate on her music career and her family, according to a spokesperson for the station.