Knocked Up Celebs

Jessica Alba and daughter, Honor, hit Washington, D.C. yesterday to join First Lady Michelle Obama in kicking off the Read Across America campaign. There were other mothers in attendance like Padma Lakshmi and Camila Alves.

The even also happened to be on Dr Suess‘s birthday so Jessica read the Cat In The Hat to a group of third graders. Jessica is going to be able to read to two children soon as she is expecting baby number two with husband, Cash Warren.

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Jessica Alba and husband, Cash Warren, was seen out and about in Beverly Hills yesterday with daughter, Honor. Just recently,  Jessica revealed on Twitter that she was pregnant.  Jessica was seen eating at the Lexus CT200h Challenge in L.A. and a source was quick to note at what Jessica was eating.

“She was eating everything they put in front of her. Chicken, Chinese chicken salad, cupcakes, you name it! It looked like she was having a good time! Just eating and talking with friends.”

It’s interesting to note that she is loving chicken. I know that my cravings were mostly raw steak. And I mean raw. So at least her chicken is cooked!

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It’s baby number two for Jessica Alba and Cash Warren. Jessica tweeted it on Wednesday saying:

“I thought I’d drop by to let you all in on some exciting news – Honor is going to be a Big Sister! Cash and I are thrilled and wanted to share the news directly with you so you didn’t hear about it somewhere else.”

Congratulations goes out the Warren family!

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Jessica Alba and husband, Cash Warren, took daughter, Honor, to Famous Cupcakes yesterday in Los Angeles. It seems like Honor is enjoying the cupcake she got! It’s ironic that my daughter was asking me to go to Crave here in our city. I know personally, I could go for a cupcake.

Recently, Jessica revealed that sometimes wine is preferred instead of exercise.

“I eat fried foods, I stay up late, too late, lots of times. Like last night. I eat late-night desserts all the time and I should work out. But after I put my daughter to bed, I’d rather have a glass of wine than go to the gym.”

I say wine is good to have every night!

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Jessica Alba and daughter, Honor, were spotted going to a bike shop in Los Angeles yesterday. Honor tried out the newest selection of tricycles and ended up scoring a pink helmet at the end of it. I’m glad that helmets are high in their priorities.

The family is just getting back into the swing of things as they spent Christmas in Mexico. I could only imagine how crazy that would be when they got back!

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“I eat fried foods, I stay up late, too late, lots of times. Like last night. I eat late-night desserts all the time and I should work out. But after I put my daughter to bed, I’d rather have a glass of wine than go to the gym.” -Jessica Alba on her excise regime is. I think everyone would rather have wine then go to the gym. I applaud her for saying it out loud.

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Jessica Alba and her husband, Cash Warren, went out with daughter, Honor, to the Tavern restaurant yesterday in Brentwood, California. Honor is getting so big!

Jessica revealed recently, that she is a “green” mom.

“I’m very strict with her. She’s healthy and on a schedule. We eat organic, our house is all green, we don’t waste. It’s more about having as green a house for my daughter as possible.”

I learnt recently that schedules are very important. It really is the key to having a great child.

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Jessica Alba and daughter, Honor, were at Coldwater Park in Beverly Hills yesterday. It looks like the mother/daughter pair had fun playing together! Honor is getting so big now!

Recently, Jessica was in Elle magazine and she admitted that she is shy.

“I’m shy. I don’t like being the center of attention. But when I do comedy, I lose all inhibition and introspection. I no longer care.”

I have always thought Jessica was more of the outgoing types. She’s a great actress then.

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Jessica Alba is a busy mother this month with her movie, Little Fockers. I know that I’m excited to see this one. In the December 2010 issue of Elle that’s set to hit newsstands on November 17 she talks about her personality and her choice of roles. Here are the highlights:

On owning up to her choice of roles: “I know I haven’t been swimming in the deep end with some of the movies I’ve done. I wasn’t trying to. I knew what they were.”

On her personality: “I’m shy. I don’t like being the center of attention. But when I do comedy, I lose all inhibition and introspection. I no longer care.”

On gaining confidence in her craft: “I’d been so afraid of criticism ever since I was young. Every time I’d get a critique or some redirection, I’d always just take it very personally, but now I have no problem with it. It’s just a chance to try things a different way. To play more with a character. It also gives me a chance to have some input, to use my voice.”

On acting: “Good actors, never use the script unless it’s amazing writing. All the good actors I’ve worked with, they all say whatever they want to say.”

On being selective with her roles: “The time I’m not spending with my kid has to be worth it, so when I sat down with my agents after I was ready to go back to work, I told them: It’s all about the directors.”

On her feelings towards being a leading lady: “Now I prefer I’m not the lead. It’s a totally different approach—way better.”

On her early comedic inspiration: “When I was a kid, I watched Lucille Ball every day. I watched Steve Martin, Chevy Chase, and Peter Sellers.”

Jessica Alba and her daughter, Honor, 2, were spotted around Beverly Hills yesterday getting caught up on some shopping. Jessica looks very talented at the hip hold. I know that I do that automatically when I hold onto any kids. I guess you never forget.

Recently, Jessica weighed in on how she wanted to make more family friendly movies.

“I think there is a nice balance between ‘family friendly’ and more adult films but it would be fun to do more films that my daughter can see. I like finding a character who finds herself, finds strengths and actually uses her damn stilettos (for a purpose) instead of just killing her feet.”

I know that I would like to take the high heels out period.

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