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Pop Culture Potpourri: Babies, Billionaires and Big Names on “Sesame Street”

It’s a virtual celebrity baby bonanza… just hours after the birth of Tiger’s new cub, Julia’s latest bundle of joy and “Felicity’s” new son, Jeff Gordon has also joined the ranks of star parents. The NASCAR driver just announced on his website that his Belgian model-actress wife, Ingrid Vandebosch, gave birth to a daughter this morning in New York. The couple named their new addition Ella Sofia Gordon. The proud papa says she weighed in at a healthy 7 lbs, 1 oz. “It’s been an absolutely incredible experience,” Gordon wrote in a message on his site. “Ingrid came through amazingly … Continue reading →

Celebrity Baby Boom—Who’s Pregnant In Hollywood

Boy (or girl), there must be something in the sparkling bottled water celebrities are downing these days. It seems every hour brings yet another announcement by publicists, reps, or the stars themselves, that there will soon be another little Tinseltown prince or princess joining the clan. If you have been a bit out of the celebrity loop allow me to bring you up to speed: Real life speed racer Jeff Gordon just announced that he and his wife of 5-weeks will be welcoming their first child this summer. The happy daddy-to-be writes on his website: “Christmas came early for us … Continue reading →

Jeff Gordon Set to Give Marriage Another Try

NASCAR superstar Jeff Gordon has announced his engagement to beautiful Belgian model/actress Ingrid Vandebosch. Vandebosch has reportedly had several celebrity relationships with Bruce Willis, Sean “P. Diddy” Combs, and baseball player Brady Anderson. The couple began dating after they met on the set of the film Taxi in 2004. Vandebosch was playing a bank robber and Gordon made a small cameo appearance in the film. The couple actually became engaged in May. But, Gordon, a four-time NASCAR champion, chose to wait to make the announcement just before the June 24th Dodge/Save Mart 350 Nextel Cup race at the Infineon Raceway. … Continue reading →