Famecrawler
As of the weekend, White Collar‘s Tiffani Thiessen was still pregnant and, according to Mark-Paul Gosselaar, her former Saved by the Bell costar, “ready to pop.” Gosselaar told usmagazine.com: “I remember when my wife was going through this stage. It’s not a fun stage for the women or the men involved, but definitely not for the women, so I wish her nothing but the best.”
With Thiessen due date reported to be last month (and looking at her bump over the weekend in this picture), I have a hunch she may have had ber baby in the past day or two, especially given the messages she’s tweeted in recent weeks. See below for details.
Memorial Day weekend seems like a fitting time for a baby bump round-up. Summer is kicking off, bellies will be bared in bikinis, it’s the end of one school year and the start of another. Isla Fisher (with daughter Olive, at left) is getting bolder about showing off her bump. She looks remarkably gorgeous for a woman wearing a jumpsuit. To boot, she’s eating my favorite frozen concoction: Pinkberry. Below, new photos of Jodie Sweetin pregnant (totally showing!) and Danica McKellar with baby on board (do you see a bump? let us know). And then, there’s Tiffani Thiessen…
Undercover expectant-mom Isla Fisher is sporting an even more prominent baby bump than she was a few days ago. Yes, those little suckers grow. It’s part of the process. So Isla, how about confirming your pregnancy? If she’s still trying to camouflage it, wearing a bull’s eye across her torso might not be the best idea. (and follow daughter Olive’s gaze – she’s looking pretty interested in her mom’s stomach.)
Isla’s not the only pregnant celeb, however, to show off her shape this week. Scroll down for two other moms who’ve grown considerably since we last checked in.
I’ve already confessed my adulation for Tiffani Thiessen. So I’m particularly thrilled to see her on the cover of the May issue of Parenting magazine. Especially since the interview inside gives a sneak peak into her pregnancy—which, thrillingly, is a lot like yours and mine. Highlights:
I’m ridiculously, embarrassingly excited for Tiffani Thiessen to give birth. I followed her on Saved by the Bell, despite the fact that I was in college at the time (call it research: I like to keep up with the young folk). I watched her on 90210 (I had to! To keep up with her hairstyles!). I suffered through dozens of Lifetime movies simply to see her act (I have no excuse for this one). These days I’m crazily addicted to White Collar (producers: give Thiessen more screen time!). And now, she’s preparing for her greatest performance—not just birth, but drug-free HYPNObirth. “I’m going to give a Girl Scout effort to hypnobirthing,” she told Pregnancy magazine. “I’m really excited.”
To me—someone who asked for an epidural before my bump was even showing—this is the height of bravery. Using self-hypnosis and visualization to beat the pain? I salute her. And below, a couple of other Hollywood moms who’ve chosen to give birth under the influence (of hypnosis!).
Tiffani Thiessen is such an adorable pregnant girl. I love her in “White Collar” and I loved her in “Saved By The Bell.” She is just so cute.
Yes, I just judged a book by its cover.
Tiffani says that pregnancy has changed her in ways she didn’t expect. She’s been a vegetarian for years and all of a sudden craved red meat. Continue reading »
When Tiffani Thiessen wanted to break the news to husband Brady Smith that she was pregnant, she had to get creative. Thiessen is in New York filming the USA series White Collar and her husband is based in Los Angeles.
So she did what any tech-savvy pregnant lady would do – she told him over Skype. I wonder if she’ll Twitter the birth?
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