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Heidi Klum has turned her focus on pregnant women. The mom of four has collaborated with A Pea in the Pod and Motherhood Maternity in creating two collections that will hit stores next month.
Scrubs star Judy Reyes has revealed that she is pregnant with a girl. The actress, who is expecting her first child with boyfriend George Valencia in November, says she’s feeling “wonderful” and breezing through her pregnancy. “I had a little morning sickness in the first trimester but other than that I’m enjoying it,” she says. Hey Judy, I enjoyed my first pregnancy, too. Except for the vomiting. And the swollen ankles. And the mood swings.
Socialite Nicole Richie is fresh on her fashion kick with her House of Harlow 1960 jewelry, and now, she’s entering into the maternity wear business with A Pea in the Pod. Nicole is pregnant with her second child – Harlow Winter is now 18 months old – and she’s designing AND modeling her line of mommy clothes.
“Pea in the Pod is such a known company for pregnant women,” Nicole says. “They carry great lines. When they asked me to create a line for them, I was really excited.”
Famous for her hippy chick styling, Nicole says about fashion and pregnancy, “You really feel like you have to change your whole wardrobe. And that’s the last thing a woman wants to go through. So I really tried to make this line to get women excited about wearing clothes. I think the pregnant body is beautiful, and I think you should show it off.”
Her new line – Nicole - hits A Pea in the Pod this Friday. You’ll be spending at least $48 if you shop Nicole’s line, and that’s for a freaking tank top. I may have a pregnant belly, but I think I’ll stick to Sam’s Club.
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