Pregnant singer Fergie shows off the first hint of a baby bump during an appearance at Milan Fashion Week. The Black eyed Peas singer looked smart and chic as she walked the red carpet at the Emporio Armani show, with a silver jacket buttoned up over her tummy.
There was a slight pull in the material as the star’s usually washboard stomach appeared to be a little more rounded than normal.Fergie announced the news to fans on Twittrer but did not reveal when the baby was due.
Ex-Glamour model Imogen Thomas says she is loving her new role as a mum to baby daughter Ariana Siena.Showing off her little girl for the first time, who gave birth two weeks ago, declared that motherhood is the best feeling ever. Imogen, 30 spoke about parenthood saying “I’m loving it. It’s the best feeling ever. Before, when people said how amazing a feeling it was, I always thought, ‘Really? But just holding her, I’m like, ‘Wow, this is amazing!'”
Ariana, who was born on February 11 at Chelsea And Westminster hospital in London, is Imogen’s first child with her stockbroker boyfriend Adam Horsley, 26.But she says while she is fully embracing being a mum, Adam has so far been less hands-on when it comes to their newborn. “He hasn’t changed a nappy yet! He said, ‘It’s a girl thing and she’s a girl. You girls stick together!’
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The family of a toddler Hope are hoping she will see for the first time after a local community managed tp raise money for her to undergo pioneering eye treatment in China.
Two-year-old Brooke Chilton was born with under-developed optic nerves – too tiny to ever let in light.
The rare condition, called optic nerve hypoplasia, affects less than one in 10,000 people in the UK.
In China, the youngster will be injected with stem cells from the umbilical cords of newborn babies to help stimulate the regrowth of her stunted nerves.
Thanks to fundraisers in her hometown of Milton Keynes, Bucks, Brooke’s family now have enough money to pay for the first stage of little Brooke’s treatment.
The Brooke Chilton Fund has reached its halfway target of £25,000, meaning the youngster’s mum Leah can now begin planning their trip overseas.
The Duchess of Cambridge has turned to hypnotherapy to help her boost her appetite after struggling to keep food down because of her hyperemesis gravidarum.
Kate still looks at most food and feels nauseous. She likened it to: “that feeling you get after you’ve had food poisoning and your stomach’s shrunk.”
Sources say Kate finds it difficult to eat a full meal and gets full very quickly. The hypnotherapy takes away any negative thoughts connected with food and replaces them with a desire to eat healthy, nutritious food, working at avocados, berries, broccoli, oatmeal and smoothies. She is also nibbling on figs and lavender shortbread which aid digestion and combat nausea.