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Kristin Cavallari Post Baby Gig; Tori Spelling Welcomes Baby No. 4

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Tori Spelling Baby – According to Tori Spelling, baby no. 4 may not be her last! The former 90210 star welcomed her fourth baby, a boy Finn Davey, with husband Dean McDermott.

The couple are already parents to son Liam, five, Stella, four and 10-month old daughter Hattie. Just before giving birth Spelling couldn’t decide if she was more excited being pregnant or welcoming her baby.

“I couldn’t be happier that I’m finally at the end and I get to meet the baby so soon, but I actually love being pregnant, so if it is my last, I’ll be sad never to be pregnant again. It’ll have been a precious moment in time and it’ll be over with, so it is sad.”

Finn Davey was born at 5:39 PM weighing in at “6 pounds, 6 ounces” and was “20 inches long.”

Looks like Tori’s family will continue growing. 🙂

On the other hand former reality star Kristin Cavallari who welcomed her baby boy Camden with fiance Jay Cutler earlier this month has no plans of growing her family…in the near future.

The next item on her plate is all business. Cavallari is set to launch a capsule shoe collection with Chinese Laundry in December. She tells People,

“I wanted to make a line for girls who want to look and feel great, but not spend a fortune. It’s important for girls to know that you can look amazing at a great price.” A maternity line may also be in the works,

“No plans as of now for a clothing line … I’d love to do a maternity line [or baby clothes], though.”

Both Kristin and Tori have different baby plans but we wish them the best.

Take a look at the adorable photo Tori shared of her baby boy Finn holding on to his mothers hand on her personal website.

 

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