Giuliana Rancic Falls In Love With Baby Edward Duke Rancic

Giuliana Rancic Baby, Sofia Vergara: Bill and Giuliana Rancic are over joyed about their baby boy and have already fallen in love! Meanwhile Colombian beauty Sofia Vergara is hoping to mimic the life of her Modern Family character Gloria and have a baby.

During an interview with Celebuzz, the 40-year old actress finally confirmed she’s engaged to on-again-off-again beau Nick Loeb and a baby may be in the works, she’s already mom to a 20-year old son.

“I haven’t started planning anything because everything has been very recent,” said Vergara of the pending wedding.

“I am kind of, you know, working a lot — I just started the Modern Family season — so I don’t know yet [when I will get married]. No plans.”

When asked about a baby she replied, “It’s something that maybe … one day I’ll do again. I wouldn’t mind . . .I mean, I think I can still do it. But you know, when you want to do something like that, you want to do it right, at the right moment, so I am taking it easy, so maybe when I have a little less work.”

Good luck to Sofia.

Meanwhile new parents Bill and Giuliana are over the moon! On Wednesday evening the couple welcomed a healthy baby boy Edward Duke Rancic via surrogacy in Denver (the same city where Giuliana was diagnosed with Cancer).

Bill shared the details via Twitter, “The ‘Duke’ has landed! Edward Duke Rancic was welcomed into the world last night at 7lbs 4oz. G & I feel blessed beyond words…We did it!”

Reportedly the unnamed surrogate was in labor for four hours but things went smoothly after that. The new mom also took time to thanks her fans on Twitter.

“THANK YOU for ur love & prayers!”

Giuliana also shared with E! News, “Bill and I are blessed beyond words to welcome Edward into our lives. Thank you so much to everyone who supported us along the way. We are so in love with the little guy already! [Edward] is doing incredibly well.”

Congrats again to the Rancics!

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