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Alessandra Ambrosio, Molly Sims Both Expecting Baby Boys

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Pregnant actress Molly Sims and Victoria’s Secret model Alessandra Ambrosio are over the moon about the news of expecting a baby boy, respectively! Alessandra who is only five weeks away from welcoming her baby boy couldn’t ask for a more ideal situation! She’s ecstatic about expecting a boy this time around!

“I am having a boy! I am so excited!” the model told E! “Because I already have a daughter I know what to expect with a girl, so having a boy means it’s going to be surprising all over again. My fiancé is so excited. Now he has company! He won’t be in a house full of girls anymore!”

Molly broke her baby boy news Tuesday on “The Talk” because she and husband Scott Stuber couldn’t decide on what her little boy’s nursery should look like.

“I know my husband would have been so excited with a girl but he is such a sports freak — he is so happy.”

Alessandra also added that much like Vanessa Minnillo she’d always wanted a boy,

“I have wanted a boy for a long time. I actually thought my first baby was going to be a boy, but then, of course, was very happy to get a girl. But now I am getting a boy as well, it’s absolutely perfect. It’s the best news.”

See more pregnant pictures of Molly and Alessandra below!

 

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