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Christy Turlington talks about her new son with iVillage
Filed under: Your Pregnancy, Bump Watch, Celeb Kids, Playground Bureau, Media
Not sure how we missed this, but it turns out that supermodel-turned-yogawear-designer Christy Turlington
welcomed the birth of her little baby boy back in February! According to iVillage's celebrity blog, The Daily Blabber,
Turlington has been keeping a low profile since little Finn's birth. This is the second child for Turlington and
her husband, filmmaker Edward Burns -- their first is a daughter, Grace. Says Turlington: "Grace loves
being a big sister. She had been waiting nine months to see who was inside my belly... and now she has him!"Congratulations to the Turlington-Burns family!
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