On the exercise routine: Jeff’s workout regimen combines Pilates, tai chi, ballet and Olympic-style disc throwing. He and Nancy meet five days a week for one hour.

I start on the elliptical and get five minutes of warm-ups, and then we do twists, which is kind of like disc throwing. It gets your bum, your abs and your arms because you’re holding the ball at the same time. We do arms after that, but they alternate every other day. In between, I’ll go down and do push-ups. I’ll do another muscle group so that we’re not wasting any time. And the hour, believe it or not, goes by so quickly. I’ve [also] been running at least 30 minutes.

I confessed to Jeff that it’s really hard for me to cut out Coca-Cola. He said try to limit it to half a can a day.

I put on 30 pounds, and I’ve taken off 28. I want to get back to where I was before I got pregnant, and I’d like to [lose] five more. I’m fine with being a size six. I’m tall, and I’ve got hips. My husband [Keith Zubchevich] likes to see the curves. He made me feel good because I was walking around naked, and he’s like, ‘You’re looking good.’

The other day someone said to me, ‘So what’s up with Lindsay Lohan?’ I said, ‘I have no idea, but if you want to know how to change a diaper, I’ll be happy to tell you!’

She knows by the way Ashby cries if she needs to be fed or have her diaper changed.

She loves Keith’s foot massages. He now has little feet and big feet to rub.

Breastfeeding is the best diet [plan]. I want to eat healthy for Ashby, so it’s easy to say no to pizza.

I keep flashing a little light on her at night just to look at her. It’s love like I’ve never felt before. My life is finally complete.

Source: People, August 27 issue, pg 88

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On cravings: I was craving baked beans at the beginning, big time. All of a sudden, if I didn’t have some baked beans, I was going to go crazy. So we went to the store and bought 15 cans, and the craving lasted one day. So now I have 14 cans in my pantry. Also, I was craving animal crackers one time, but they had to be the kind in the circus box.

Surprises about being pregnant: The chivalry that’s out there for pregnant women — everybody’s just so incredibly nice. They’re just willing to help you carry anything. They open up all the doors. The other thing that has surprised me is how many times you have to go up in your bra size. I used to complain that I wanted a little more and a little more. Now I’m like, ‘OK, they can stop now. They don’t need to grow any more.’

Finding out the sex: We’re the kind of people, if somebody gives a gift, we’ve got to open it right then. We just really wanted to know. We have two boys, so we kind of wanted to be able to tell them, so they could prepare a little bit too.

Click below for many more interview highlights and photos — including Nancy’s husband telling her he’ll let her know how to give birth!

Preparations for baby:I’m trying to read the books, and I have my friends telling me, ‘Oh this book is great, and that one is great,’ and other friends saying, ‘Don’t read any books — it will come instinctively.’ I have baby classes lined up, because it’ll be my first time giving birth. My husband says, ‘I know what to do, I’ll tell you what to do.’ But I want to know for myself too, I don’t want to learn on the fly.

Fears about motherhood: I have such a close and great relationship with my mom that sometimes it scares me. I think, ‘How can I possibly live up to this?’ Also, I feel like I don’t know all the little things. I have nephews and I’ve changed diapers a lot, but I feel like I don’t even know how to change a diaper right now.

Feelings during pregnancy: I have felt so good throughout the pregnancy; I’ve had a ton of energy. In the first trimester, I had moments where I would think of certain foods and think, ‘If that comes near me, I’m going to get sick.’ But I never ever physically got sick. I try and make sure that I get eight hours of sleep a night.

Pregnancy’s affect on her job: It’s been really helpful to the job. My boss says, ‘Put Nancy out front right on the red carpet, because everybody’s coming to her.’ They all want to come over and touch your belly or say congratulations. I’ve done Access now for 11 years, so I know all [the celebrities] fairly well. Nobody’s walking past me on the red carpet.

A change in personality: I stick up for my health so much more than I used to. If someone’s doing something that I know is going to interfere with how I feel later in the day, or if I’m concerned about the baby, I do come out like a mother bear. I’m normally very passive and Southern. But it’s just not me I’m taking care of anymore; there’s another human being in here, and if I need to go get my lunch, I’m going to get my lunch!

What kind of mom Nancy wants to be: I want to be a very, very involved mom with a child that knows I love them more than they can possibly imagine. That’s how it was with my mom.

On help from mom: My mom is my best woman friend, by far. I call her with every little piece of news I have. I get her feedback on everything. I know she has total unconditional love. I never in my life have felt like my parents were not there for me. I want my child to feel like I’m always there for them, no matter what.

Pregnancy’s affect on her marriage: It’s funny how your priorities shift a little bit when you do become pregnant. My priorities definitely shifted when I married my husband, who is the most wonderful man in the world. I’ve come full circle. Keith is such a wonderful man, and my stepsons are just unbelievably great kids, and I have a great career. On top of that, having a child is what makes me feel like, ‘OK, life is finally complete. I’m in exactly the right place.’

Source: Pregnancy Magazine Mother’s Day Issue

Thanks to CBB reader Chrissy for the scans!

We are beyond ecstatic that we are having a little baby girl. We knowwe are blessed to be bringing a little life into this world. No matter what the gender, we would have been happy. Butsince we have the two boys, it will be nice to mix up the family recipea little bit with a girl. I already have my sports partners, now I will have a shopping partner.

She tells Access Hollywood (the show she hosts),

Every time I feel my baby girl moving in my belly, I think of howabsolutely amazing the whole process of creating a little life is, sowe know we are blessed and would have been happy with either gender.However, since we have our two wonderful boys, it will be fun to ‘addsugar, spice, and everything nice’ to the mix. Plus, Iwill get to braid my little girl’s hair…my stepsons won’t let me dothat to theirs!

CBB reader Erika, who met Nancy in Vegas last month, says Nancy told her the baby will be named after her grandfather. Erika also says Nancy is even more beautiful in person and her husband, Keith, is quite attractive himself!

Originally posted December 12th: Access Hollywood host Nancy O’Dell, 40, announced this evening that she and husband Keith Zubchevich are expecting their first child next summer. The new baby will join Tyler, 11, and Carson, 7, Keith’s sons from his first marriage.

Back in February, CBB readers had written in, wondering if Nancy was pregnant. This time, it’s the real deal!

Source: Access Hollywood

Thanks to CBB readers Blu, Jennifer, Steven, Doreen and Denise.

For each Golden Globe nominee and presenter who visited the lounge, CVS/pharmacy made a contribution to Best Buddies, an organizationdedicated to enhancing the lives of people with intellectualdisabilities and Lollipop Theatre Network, an organization that bringsthe magic of movies to hospitalized children facing chronic andlife-threatening illness.  The invitation-only retreat, located in the Beverly Ballroom of the newly renovated Sofitel LA, welcomed celebrity moms Patricia Arquette (with daughter Harlow, almost 3, whose dad is Patricia’s husband Thomas Jane), Joely Fisher, Vanessa Williams (who was there with her son Devin Hervey, 13, from her marriage to Ramon Hervey), Tina Fey, and celebrity dads Blair Underwood, Greg Grunberg, Kevin Weisman (who was there with his daughter Maya Rose, 10 months old), and Kevin Dillon.

Companies offering celebs luxury goods included BabyDish (maker of the BabyBeReady Diaper Bag Survival Kit), AMC Theatres, Bali Bras, Bread Denim Premium Denim, FreshLook contacts, Hanes, Lavanila Laboratories, LeSportsac.  Celebs were treated to blowouts and styling from hairstylist-to-the-stars Cristophe, makeup applications from celebrity makeup artist Karen Kawahara, and skincare consultations.  Decadent treats were offered up by WineLibrary, Altoids, Fiji Water, and Lifeway Kefir Smoothie.

Visit  Access Hollywood for lots of photos and Celebrity Mound for a few more.  For more on the other gifting suites during Golden Globes weekend, visit Swagtime.com.

Thanks to CBB reader Corinne.