Jennie Garth

To have my daughter here, see me make a mistake and get back up is a good lesson for her.

The 35-year-old actress has three daughters, Luca Bella, 10, Lola Ray, 4 1/2, and Fiona Eve, 1, with husband Peter Facinelli, 33. Jennie has been outspoken about competing for her girls and trying to do them proud.

Source: People, October 15 issue, pg 22

I think my husband was crying when he stood up at the end and was clapping for me. He knows how hard I’ve been working and sacrificing time with my babies.

When the interviewer for Access Hollywood asked Peter if the tears were for real, he responded saying:

Yeah. David Hasselhoff crocodile tears coming down my face.

Peter also made a comment about Jennie’s new shape since she has been dancing.

I said it’s like I got a new car.

Jennie responded by covering Peter’s mouth saying:

No, don’t tell them the rest. This is a family show.

Jennie and Peter are parents to three daughters: Luca Bella, 10, Lola Ray, 4 1/2, and Fiona Eve, 1 on Sept. 30.

Source: Access Hollywood via MSNBC

I was really, really sad, because my mom had a stroke, and she’s in a nursing home, and she can’t talk anymore and she can’t move. I’d been asked to do (the show) and I mentioned it to her over the phone…and my mother started trying to talk. She went, ‘Wuhwuhwuhwuhwuh,’ she got so excited.

So then I said, ‘Well, Mommy, I’m going to do it for you, and I hope you’ll be proud.’ And she said the first word she’s ever said [since the stroke]. She said, ‘Yes!’ And we were all in shock. So I’m doing it for her. And they’re going to show it in England two days after we do it here, so she’ll actually be able to see it.

Jane is mother to four children: Katherine, 26, Sean, 21, and twins Johnny and Kris, 12.

Source: People

Bridie says that Otis is just adorable and that going back to work, while breastfeeding, was one of the hardest things she has ever done.

He’s delicious, edible, my heart explodes with love! After he was born, I said I didn’t realize how much love you could feel for your child, but it gets better and better. He’s at such a wonderful age now. It makes it hard to go to work, but he comes with me to every job. He was only five weeks old when I went back to McLeod’s. I look back with horror. I was working 60-hour weeks and breast-feeding.

When asked about having more children, this is definitely something that Bridie and Michael have considered. Though, not initially.

That’s the question everyone asks as soon as you have one child! I didn’t think I wanted another baby at first, but my dear cousin Jess told me something would happen once Otis turned two, and it has. We would love him to have a sibling. I think he would be a great brother. Not yet, but I’m open to the idea. That’s the plan.

Source: Woman’s Day, September 24th, 2007. p. 44-6.

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Inspired by Beverly Hills 90210 co-star and DwtS alum Ian Ziering, the 35-year-old will hit the dance floor starting Monday and her daughters are already giving her plenty of support.

The kids are beside themselves. They’re like, ‘Don’t cry, Mom! Never storm out of the rehearsal room!’

Thethree plan on attending all of Jennie’s rehearsals and staying up towatch her compete on Monday nights. That new tradition joins a fewothers the Facinelli Five — the couple’s nickname for their clan –already have. They include a special blue dinner plate that is onlyused when someone achieves something great, such as Luca scoring asoccer goal and Peter landing a role on Damages (Jennie brokethe plate, but it has since been replaced!), weekend RV camping tripsand breakfast in bed for dad on his birthday.

They love to bring me breakfast in bed on my birthday. I’m spoiled. My girls are simply fantastic.

Peter, 33, who says Lola thinks he’s "a police officer and a mountain climber," because of his past roles, doesn’t mind being surrounded by girls, but Jennie believes he feels it sometimes.

I’msure there are times Peter feels he’s going to lose his mind being theonly male in the family. That’s when he takes a drive around the blockon his motorcycle.

Allthree of their kids were surprise pregnancies and the two, who’ve beentogether for nearly 12 years and married for six, don’t rule out addingmore to the brood because "having kids is the greatest thing in the world," Peter says. Plus, they’re already outnumbered.

Havingthree can get crazy! Sometimes we just look at each other and laugh.We’re determined to make it, and we can’t wait to grow old together.

Adds Jennie,

Having kids brings you closer and unites you on a higher level. We’re a unit now, not just a couple.

Source: People, October 1 issue, pg 104-108

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Instead of flowers, I have centerpieces called ‘diaper cakes’ by Nine Months Later. You get to take them home and use the washcloths, diapers and toys that they are made of.

I’m beyond thrilled to be on the beach and to have a laid-back, casual, nontraditional baby shower. This is just a fun, big party to celebrate baby.

We don’t want to find out the sex of the baby. We are so looking forward to that big, fabulous surprise on delivery day.

I feel a little guilty saying that it’s been a really wonderful pregnancy…I’ve been sticking with my regular diet, which is a balance of proteins and carbs.

I’ve altered my workout, so I’ve dropped the amount of weight that I use for free weights. I’ve gone to yoga classes and taken a lot of walks with my husband.

I love both my jobs and I plan to continue them. We’ll find a way with Michael’s help and a great nanny.

Source: OK!, August 27 issue, pg 78-79

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Emerson Rose Tenney

My daughter loves to cook. She brought an enchilada dish she made to the set. She’s very into it.

Oh, I don’t know [which cooking show is our favorite]; we like them all!

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