Tori Spelling has announced she is pregnant with her fourth child.
Tori Spelling, 38, who is married to Dean McDermott, announced the happy news on her Twitter account today.
The former Beverly Hills 90210 star posted a message saying: “Our family has some exciting and life changing news to share,” which linked to her website.
Tori Spelling wrote: “Dean, Liam, Stella, Hattie, and I are beyond thrilled to announce that another little McDermott is on the way!
“We feel truly blessed that another angel has found us.”
The actress also posted a picture of her bump with her children’s hands resting on top of it.
Tori Spelling has announced she is pregnant with her fourth child
Tori Spelling has fallen pregnant just five months after giving birth to Hattie.
Given that couples normally wait to the three-month mark before announcing the happy news it is likely she fell pregnant in December after welcoming her third child in October.
In April 2011, Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott, who married in 2006, took to Twitter to announce they were expecting their third child.
After giving birth to Hattie, Tori Spelling spoke of her desire to have a large family.
She revealed: “People say, <<Oh my God, it’s utter chaos after two>>. But it’s not, it’s great.
“You lost your mind after the second one, so the third fourth and fifth, it’s like you’re so far gone, it’s just kind of the same.”
Dean Mcdermott, 46, added: “As soon as I saw it was positive and it was a pregnancy, we both thought we need to have a fourth – at the same time.”
Kourtney Kardashian displayed her pregnancy shape while lapping up the sunshine in Mexico with boyfriend Scott Disick and her son Mason recently.
Kourtney Kardashian, 32, looked in great shape as she displayed her mother-to-be curves in different bikinis during the holiday.
The couple, who revealed they were expecting their second child in November stayed at their friend’s Joe Francis’ Punta Mita estate for the four-day trip last month.
Kourtney Kardashian looked great in an emerald and gold bikini and a pink abstract print two-piece as she relaxed with her family.
As well as relaxing by the pool Kourtney Kardashian and Scott Disick were seen enjoying romantic walks by the beach spending quality time with two-year-old Mason.
It seemed that Kourtney Kardashian was keen to top up her tan and was seen sporting a white bikini with tassels as she made the most of the time alone with her beau.
They looked more in love than ever and enjoying a break with their son Mason, and another child on the way, it’s not hard to see why.
Vitabiotics Pregnacare-Conception, a 60 cents multi-vitamin pill could more than double a woman’s chance of having a baby, according to a study carried out at University College London.
The study found that 60% of those taking the supplements while undergoing IVF became pregnant compared to just a quarter who did not take them.
Researchers say the pills contain nutrients that may boost fertility such as vitamins A, C and E, zinc and selenium, that are often absent from our diets.
The study involved 56 women aged 18 to 40, who had all tried unsuccessfully to fall pregnant using IVF for at least a year.
Half of the women were given a multi-nutrient pill to take every day and the other half given folic acid pills to take daily.
The micronutrient pill also contained folic acid which prevents birth defects and has also been shown to help boost fertility.
Vitabiotics Pregnacare-Conception, a 60 cents multi-vitamin pill could more than double a woman’s chance of having a baby, according to a study carried out at University College London
Researchers found that 60% of women taking the multi-nutrients fell pregnant, and did not miscarry in the first three months when it is most common.
This compared to 25% of women in the group taking folic acid who were still pregnant after three months.
The University College London study published in the journal Reproductive Biomedicine also found that women taking the micronutrients needed far fewer attempts to become pregnant.
Of those who fell pregnant, 75% conceived in the first course of IVF.
By comparison just 18% of those on folic acid who became pregnant did so after the first IVF course.
The particular pill, Vitabiotics Pregnacare-Conception, contains folic acid, vitamin B, vitamin E, vitamin A, vitamin C, zinc, selenium and some antioxidants.
Vitabiotics Pregnacare-Conception costs just over $15 over the counter for a month’s supply.
Lead researcher Dr. Rina Agrawal said: “The implications of this study are far reaching as they suggest that prenatal micronutrient supplementation in women undergoing ovulation induction improve pregnancy rates.
“There is a large body of evidence establishing the relationship between placental development, foetal growth, pregnancy outcomes and adequate nutrition, particularly vitamin intake.”
But other scientists pointed out that the study was very small so the results should not be taken too seriously.
Dr. Allan Pacey who specializes in fertility at the University of Sheffield said: “The influence of nutrition on our fertility is of general interest to the public and professionals, but there are relatively few studies which have examined this systematically and few which have shown direct benefits of taking supplements to enhance things.
“Therefore, on the face of it, this study is interesting but we should acknowledge that this is a relatively small number of patients and the study would need to be repeated in a larger trial before we could be certain of the results.”
A woman’s fertility is known to be affected by a number of factors including her age, weight, alcohol consumption, whether she smokes.
High levels of stress and even drinking too much coffee have also been shown to reduce the chances of falling pregnant.
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