Kendra Wilkinson And Hubby Welcome Baby Boy
Kendra Wilkinson and husband Hank Baskett welcomed their first child into the world today Celebrity Baby Blog reports.
They had a baby boy who was born at 12:37 a.m. this morning via c-section in an Indiana hospital. The baby weighed in at 9 lbs., 5 oz. and measured 22 inches long. There was a lot of thought put into the name and the boy was named after his father – Hank Randall Baskett IV.
“We’re happy and healthy and enjoying every second with little Hank.” Kendra and Hank tell E!
The Star Celeb wishes to extend our congratulations and best wishes to the couple and their new baby. May you enjoy your new journey in life.
Jordasche Bledsoe
You can check out more Kendra Wilkinson pictures here.
Out of the mansion and into motherhood!
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Congrats to Hank and Kendra
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