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The beginnings of a bump!
Samantha Harris, who’s four months pregnant with her second child with husband Michael Hess, posed at the Kari Feinstein Primetime Emmy Awards Style Lounge, held Thursday in Beverly Hills, Calif.
The Entertainment Tonight correspondent’s new addition will join big sister Josselyn Sydney, who turns 3 in September.
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Oh Good Lord, here we go again…
- Karrie on
she is carry very low!! i think it will be another girl!
- mommyof2 on
I remember her last pregnancy…this pose in every photo! haha people were complaining then and I as wondering if she would strike the pose again!
- Anna on
Look how low she’s carrying. From this shot, it definitely looks like a boy.
- Caroline on
yeah my first thought was wow that’s a really low belly.
- JMO on
am i missing something? what’s wrong with how she is posing?
and you know that carrying low vs carrying high is a myth with regards to predicting the sex of a baby right? it doesn’t mean anything.
anyway, i wish her a healthy pregnancy.
- JM on
Nothing wrong with it JM, I just remember people complaining that she did this same pose for like 8 months last time. I never understood the problem with it though. But it was the first thing I thought of when I read she was pregnant again!
- Anna on
Anna- I agree! I never got why people complained about the pose before, and, like you, I couldn’t help wondering if she’d do it again!
JM- Thank you! I don’t understand why so many people still seem to think that you can predict a baby’s gender by the size and/or shape of the belly.
- CelebBabyLover on
ah i see, thanks anna for explaining. weird that people complained….
- JM on
I don’t remember people complaining about the way Samantha stood. Kind of a strange thing for people to complain about! I’m looking forward to seeing if she has another daughter or her first son!
- Tee on
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