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Neal McDonough and Wife Are Expecting Baby Number 4
Neal McDonough and wife Ruve Robertson
Actor Neal McDonough and his wife are expecting a fourth child.
The Band of Brothers and Desperate Housewives star and his wife already have three children together.
“We feel extremely blessed beyond belief. She’s ready, this hasn’t been the easiest pregnancy, but we’re all excited,” he told People.
McDonough and his wife Ruvé attended the premiere of his new film Captain America: The First Avenger in New York City, with Ruve showing off her growing belly.
They are expecting their baby girl to arrive in mid-August. The couple are proud parents to son Morgan Patrick, 5½, and daughters Catherine Maggie, 4, and London Jane, 18 months.
How do they feel about having a third daughter?
“My son Morgan and I will be in the McDonough House of Estrogen, but we wouldn’t have it any other way.”
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