Blue Ivy is eight months old now, and there is some frantic speculation this morning that Beyoncé is pregnant again thanks to some “baby bump” shots taken at a restaurant in Washington Heights that could just as easily indicate Bey had a great meal; not necessarily that there is not another little BeyJay to look forward to. A source close to the two, however, says that she is indeed expecting again—a little more than three months along.
And yet, until anything official is released about the occupation of Yoncy’s womb, people will continue to have their doubts for a few reasons. One question: The rumor persists that she secretly used a surrogate to carry Blue Ivy, so why would she do otherwise this time around? And secondly, the PR company who sent out the photographs later clarified that it was just “the way her dress looked” in that one shot. [Hollywood Life, Examiner, E! Online]
Katie Holmes gave Joshua Jackson a call after her split with Tom Cruise and although Pacey said it was “nice” he was glad to hear from her, his description of their conversation sounded awkward as all get-out: “Like any old friend, it was like, ‘Oh, hi, how are ya? What’s going on?’ ‘I had a kid.'” And spent a few years being repressed by an übertoothy alien prince with an alliance to a bizarre and unholy cult. But really, that’s more of an endless mimosa brunch conversation. [Us Weekly]
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