Big Brother Host Julie Chen Reveals Sex Of Unborn Baby
Julie Chen, host of the CBS reality show Big Brother, is expecting a son with husband Leslie Moonves. She revealed the baby’s gender in an appearance on The Late Late Show With Craig Ferguson.
“It’s a boy. We decided that after the 4th of July, we would release [the news].”
The couple is reportedly busy trying to pick a name for their impending bundle of joy, and Julie had this to say on the subject:
“We’ve talked about names and it’s funny because I always thought I would never be one of those people that wanted an original name. Like, sometimes [names] are made-up words that aren’t really even words.”
They still have some time to decide on a name. The new baby is due on October 4th. He will be the first child for Julie. Her husband has three children from a previous marriage.
Good luck to the parents to be!
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