Minnie Driver denies rumors, discusses "happily received" pregnancy
Due in late August with her first child, Minnie Driver is excited to discuss her pregnancy and all things baby; all that is, except for the identity of the father, although she does shoot down a rumor! The 38-year-old actress and musician, who doesn’t want to know the sex of her baby, spoke with The Independent — but not before devouring a cheese sandwich (it’s her biggest pregnancy craving, indulged at 11:30 am daily).
This was an unplanned pregnancy, but it’s been very happily received by everyone. Which is great. (smiles) It’s something I’ve wanted to do my whole life; I can’t believe I’ve waited this long.
While Minnie has continued to stay mum on the father of her child, she let a few details slip out. He’s English, "sort of in the same business" as her, and is "really busy." Two things he isn’t: The Easter Bunny, as Minnie has previously claimed, or Craig Zolezzi, her San Francisco-based musician friend.
Craig’s not the dad! He’s my great friend and he’s been so cool about it. I want to shield the baby’s dad as much as I can because it wasn’t his choice to get roped into all this stuff. It’ll come out in time and there’ll be some other bump people will be interested in and I’ll have this baby and get on with my life.
Click below to see if Minnie wants to get married, and where she hopes to have the baby.
Minnie revealed and she and her mystery man have no plans to tie the knot — at least not any time soon. For now, they’re more concerned with impending parenthood.
Definitelynot in the near future. It’s not important to me. I don’t think a pieceof paper lends itself to the idea of being a good parent and I want tobe a good parent.
Another choice Minnie has debated is whether she will have the baby in the UK, where she is from, or in the US, where she currently works on The Riches. She hasn’t yet made a final decision.
A big part of me wants my child to be English. My family are here[in the UK] and I’m sure I’ll move back here one day. It’s just thatmy work, and the opportunities I’ve had, have been so varied andwonderful in the States that I’ve just followed my nose really.
There’san ease living in America, and you’re judged far more harshly inBritain for your artistic endeavors. But, obviously politically, inAmerica, it’s a … bloody mess.
Source: The Independent; Photo by Startraks.
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