‘I Smell Baby Number 4’: Eva Marcille And Her Husband ‘Quarantine and Chill,’ Fans Tease Them About Making Another Baby

Eva Marcille and her husband Michael Sterling appear to be practicing social distancing this week in the midst of the coronavirus outbreak. Marcille posted a photo of her and her man booed up on the couch while they were catching up on their favorite television shows. Fans assumed the couple would get bored being around each other for such a long period of time and teased them about making another child.

Marcille admitted that she and Sterling were binge watching shows on Netflix to pass the time. The model showed off her seemingly comfortable black-and-white pillow and appeared to be relaxed in her black sweatshirt. Marcille, a cast member of “The Real Housewives of Atlanta,” did not show her husband’s face in the photograph. However, she gave fans a snippet of her and Sterling holding hands.

Eva Marcille chilling with her husband Michael Sterling on the couch @evamarcille/Instagram

She captioned her photo by saying, “#Quarantineanschill Together binge watching Netflix #Sterlings,” and fans bombarded her page with comments pertaining to the couple expanding their family.

“Don’t make another baby now….,” one user commented.

“Lawd. Here comes baby number 4. We’re running outta M’s😉,” a second user joked.

“Baby number 4 coming soon😩😂❤️,” wrote a third fan.

A fourth user wrote,”I smell baby #4 😂😂😂😂 ❤️ u Eva.”

“You will be pregnant in the morning! lol,” a fifth exclaimed.

“Recipe for preggers and you make the prettiest babies ❤️❤️,” a sixth user gushed.

Eva Marcille posted up next to her husband Michael Sterling. @evamarcille/Instagram

Marcille and Sterling have two biological children together. Their oldest son, Michael Todd Sterling Jr., was born in April 2018 and the couple welcomed their newborn son Maverick Sterling in September 2019. The reality star has a 5-year-old daughter with her ex-boyfriend Kevin McCall. Marcille and McCall are currently going through a heated custody battle over their child, Marley Rae Sterling. McCall is suing Marcille for custody, child support, and a name change back to his last name.

Eva Marcille’s children playing outside @evamarcille/Instagram

McCall and Marcille dated for a short period of time and called their relationship quits after their daughter was born in 2014. Marcille claimed McCall was abusive toward her during and after her pregnancy with their child. Marcille had their daughter’s last name legally changed to match her husband’s, and Sterling is in the process of officially adopting her daughter.

Eva Marcille
Kevin McCall and Eva Marcille broke up in 2014. (Johnny Nunez/WireImage)

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