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Sarah Drew opens up about her first ultrasound.
Grey’s Anatomy star Sarah Drew is celebrating her first pregnancy by guest-blogging on Celebrity Baby Scoop. And in her second entry, Drew is opening up about her very first ultrasound, calling it “incredible.”
She writes:
There’s nothing like an ultrasound to make this whole pregnancy thing feel super real. I have to say, my first ultrasound was one of the most incredible experiences of my life. My little person was in constant motion. Baby kept moving it’s arms up to it’s face. It yawned. It kicked it’s little legs out. At one point it was facing us and then squirmed around completely and stuck it’s butt out at us. It was the craziest thing! Having the visual of my little person has really solidified the fact that I am becoming a parent. Every time I feel the baby move, I can now attach the feeling with an image. I’ve found myself talking to my belly quite a lot.
I’ve also found myself thinking about dreams recently. The fall is my favorite time of year, and I think it’s because it feels like a new beginning. When I was in high school, I loved the beginning of the school year. I loved dreaming about what this coming year might bring, whom I might meet, and what exciting things might happen to me. The world was wide open. Anything could happen. Now, I feel like I’m embarking on a totally new chapter of my life. I’m settled. I’m with the love of my life. I’m living my dream in a very real way in terms of my career and passion.
Will Grey's Anatomy star Sara Ramirez be pregnant soon?
Will Grey’s Anatomy’s star Sara Ramirez be pregnant soon? It sounds like a baby isn’t too far away for Ramirez, who has a wedding coming up shortly.
Ramirez tells Latina magazine, “I’m not expressing anything negative or positive about it necessarily. I’m thinking about it, and I’m really taking it very seriously, because I feel that when you bring a child into the world, it’s a very, very big responsibility.” Continue reading »
Jennifer Aniston faked a pregnancy on 'Friends.'
It’s always fun to see your favorite actresses pregnant on screen. Sometime the pregnancies are real, and other times they are scripted. And if you’re lucky you may even spot a real-life pregnancy that is very poorly hidden by the wardrobe stylists. But either way, it’s a good feeling to see your favorite actress with a bun in the oven!
From actresses such as Jennifer Aniston in Friends to Sophia Bush in One Tree Hill, these ladies have rocked the fake belly simply for dramatic purposes. Yes, we’d love to see them pregnant in real life, but acting it out on screen is half as good.
Take a look below at 12 leading ladies who have faked the belly!
Alyson Hannigan hid her real life pregnancy while filming 'How I Met Your Mother.'
With so many TV actresses pregnant today, it’s a wonder how those costume designer are able to hide such big baby bumps!
I decided to take a closer look at the long list to celebrity women who have all pulled the unimaginable off. Not everyone is as lucky as to have their pregnancy written into a storyline! From stars such as Debra Messing, Sarah Jessica Parker, and currently Sarah Drew, all of these women have one way or another hidden their growing baby bumps from the viewers. Or did they?
Take a look at these women below and see if you were surprised to have missed their real life pregnancy through your favorite television shows!
She may play Dr. Miranda Bailey on Grey’s Anatomy, but in real life actress Chandra Wilson needs help from the pros when it comes to getting her son to eat his veggies! She turned to Tv’s dream medical team “The Doctors,” for some practical advice. Chandra asked The Doctors, “So should I fight him to eat these vegetables, right? Just asking!” Continue reading »
'Grey's Anatomy' star Sarah Drew reflects on her first trimester.
Grey’s Anatomy star Sarah Drew is currently expecting her first baby and as a guest blogger for Celebrity Baby Scoop, Drew reflects on her first trimester and the lessons she learned along the way!
Take a look at what the 30-year-old actress had to say:
“I just passed my 16 week mark and I’m thrilled to say that I’m finally emerging from the challenges of my first trimester.
My pregnancy has been an interesting ride so far. I was warned about the sickness, exhaustion, sore breasts, and need for sleep. What I wasn’t warned about was the sadness. Because of my nausea and fatigue, I found myself saying “no” to almost every social invitation I received. I hibernated in my house, feeling lonely and frustrated that I didn’t feel more like myself. I am an extremely social person. One of my favorite things to do is throw big parties at my house, or hang out with friends. All of those qualities left me during my first trimester. I would hang out with a few good friends and was forced to leave after an hour because I became so tired. I threw a B-B-Q for my husband and found myself crying in the bathroom about two hours in from sheer exhaustion.
Rebecca and hubby Eric Dane
Actress Rebecca Gayheart might be turning 40 today, but the yummy mummy has surely been looking her best and most radiant these days, as she is expecting her second child with actor and hubby, Eric Dane.
Rebecca and Eric are already parents to their adorable 17-month-old daughter, Billie Beatrice, who is often spotted with her mother running errands while out and about in Los Angeles.
Rebecca loves to keep it cool and casual when out on the town but definitely knows how to glam it up when on the red carpet with her “Grey’s Anatomy” star husband.
But when she keeps it low key though, Rebecca is never spotted without her oversized shades and casual, sporty ensembles that are usually a mix of chic black and grey colors. Continue reading »
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