Scrubs Star Expecting Baby Girl

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Scrubs Star Expecting Baby Girl

Written by: Julie on 11 August 2009 | One Comment |

Judy Reyes, of the hit comedy Scrubs, is due to give birth to a daughter in November. Due to her pregnancy Reyes will only be making guest appearances on the eighth season of Scrubs, starting this fall.

In the meantime, Reyes and boyfriend George Valencia are preparing for the arrival of their bouncing baby girl. Reyes said she suspected all along that she’d be having a girl.

“My twin sister and my younger sister have boys, and they had strong hopes to have boys because we’re a family of all girls. My nieces, who are 20 and 22, are girls. Everyone was praying for boys and I just had a feeling that it was a girl, and it is!” said Reyes.

When asked how the baby nursery is coming, Reyes stated that, “We’re going to get into that in the next month”
Reyes is reportedly enjoying an uncomplicated pregnancy and says she only suffered from a small amount of morning sickness during her first trimester.

Good luck to the couple on the impending birth of their baby.

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Jordasche Kingston said:

What lovely news. Congrats to the couple.

# 11 August 2009 at 9:19 am

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