Rippling waves: Kelly Ripa and husband Marc Consuelos show off their ripped abs while enjoying the beach in The Hamptons, NY
TV host Kelly Ripa showed off her rippling muscles at the weekend as she enjoyed a family trip in New York.
The 39-year-old mum of three has a more toned physique than her actor husband Marc Consuelos.
Kelly and her family enjoyed a water filled day on the beaches of The Hamptons and revealed what her daily gym sessions has done for her body.
While Kelly looked stunning parading on the beach in her pink bikini, Marc bodyboarded and chased their two sons around.
The couple, who have been married for 14 years have 3 children together. 13-year-old Michael, Lola-Grace who is 9 and 7-year-old Joaquin.
They met on the set of soap opera All My Children and eloped to Vegas a year later.
Yummy Mummy: Mother of three Kelly Ripa looks in fantastic shape, pictured here with her sons Michael, 13, and Joaquin, 7. She also has a daughter Lola-Grace, 9
As well as their bodies, their relationship is in great shape too. The couple are said to be more in love than ever.
Kelly had admitted that she works out 7 days a week to keep her incredibly toned body in shape.
'I work out every day, and I make sure to do something different every day.'
Toned: 39-year-old Ripa credits daily workouts for keeping her in incredible shape
'I like to do SoulCycle, Physique 57, and I even like the Tracey Anderson Method. Throw them together, and there you go. I mix them all up.'
Ripa has also revealed that she eats little and often with a turkey sandwich for lunch, snacks on almonds and fruit and had eats protein and salads for dinner.
Kelly can boast that she has the body of a woman half of her age as she turns 40 next month.
Sunny days: Julia Roberts in her bikini on the beach in Hawaii, left, where she is promoting her new film, and with husband Danny Moder
Looking like this in a bikini would put a smile on any woman's face. So no wonder Julia Roberts, 42, seemed so happy as she frolicked on a Hawaiian beach.
The actress showed off a stunning figure virtually unchanged from 20 years ago when she made her name starring alongside Richard Gere in Pretty Woman
20 years ago: In Pretty Woman
Now a married mother of three, she has spoken out against the fashion for cosmetic surgery and insisted on growing older naturally.
'The secret ingredient of beauty is being happy. And maybe a little eye cream,' she has said.
It also helps if you don't mind setting a few trends of your own. Miss Roberts, it seems, still prefers unshaved underarms, a look she first showed off at the Notting Hill premiere in London in 1999.
Her husband Danny Moder, 41, and their children, five-year-old twins Hazel and Finn, and son Henry, three, joined her in Hawaii as she took a break after promoting her latest movie Eat, Pray, Love.
Miss Roberts plays a forty-something woman who travels to Italy, India and Bali searching for a new way of life after going through a painful divorce.
Pins-perfect: Julia shows off her 44-inch legs as she plays with son Henry, three
Romantic: Julia and Danny embrace in the sea
Splashing around: The family have fun in the water
Pristine: Sonning Lock is a delightful spot in rural Berkshire
As the sun burned through the morning mist, I sipped my tea and surveyed the scene from my chair on the deck of the African Queen. A pair of great-crested grebes performed dives, a swan and three cygnets paddled by and a heron took flight from a tree stump in dramatic fashion.
Less than 40 miles from London there wasn't sight nor sound of a car, just the gentle noise of a rushing weir and the sizzle of bacon in a pan. While the occupants of a nearby craft had to cook their own breakfast, the eight guests on our vessel - the only moving boat hotel on the Thames - were being waited on hand and foot.
No flinging of ropes, learning tricky manoeuvres or even pouring drinks for us. All we had to do was sit back and watch the landscape slip by, or hop off and become part of it ourselves on the towpath.
We joined the boat at Mapledurham, Berkshire, in the heart of Wind In The Willows country. Captain Andy gave a blast on his vuvuzela and was soon taking us through our first lock.
During the afternoon, as we admired the scenery, Andy's crewmates, Karen and Cherry, handed around glasses of Pimm's while the guests got to know each other.
Before we knew it, we were tying up in Sonning for the night. We had travelled six miles, and we would follow this delightfully gentle pace for the next four days. The dinner bell rang at 7.30pm and we gathered for a buffet of Cape Malay specialities cooked by Andy's South African wife, Bonny.
The 100ft boat, a working barge built in Holland in 1924, now has seven cabins for guests on the lower deck, each with its own tiny bathroom, with five cabins sleeping two (at a bit of a squeeze). On the main deck there's a dining area and bar.
boat to... Henley: The African Queen has been sailing for almost a century
An unexpected excitement next morning was spotting the Swan Uppers, the Queen's splendidly scarlet-coated officials, on their annual journey upstream to count the Thames's swan population.
I cycled three miles along a muddy towpath to the next lock, using one of the bikes kept aboard our boat, arriving at the same time as the African Queen. There I met a retired couple from Nuneaton who had started their own narrowboat journey three months before and were now London-bound.
Back on board, I had a great view of some fabulous riverside villas on the approach to Henley. In the town, we spent a fascinating couple of hours in the River & Rowing Museum, which includes a Wind In The Willows exhibition. We were moored in Henley for the night, so there was time to stroll around the shops before dinner and see a memorial dedicated to singer Dusty Springfield - who lived here for the last few years of her life - at St Mary's Church.
Next morning, as we sailed back upstream, I mixed walking along the towpath with birdwatching on deck. Red kites soared above and I caught glimpses of kingfishers darting near the riverbank.
That evening, Hilary Thomson, a Blue Badge guide, came aboard to talk to us about life on the Thames 120 years ago, when Jerome K. Jerome captured the new craze for pleasure-boating in his classic novel Three Men In A Boat.
In the morning, we went to the Herb Farm garden centre at Sonning Common. Finding my way to the centre of its maze, I sat down and pulled out my own copy of Three Men In A Boat. While my disorientated shipmates pleaded for directions on the other side of high beech hedges, I read them a chapter from the book where Harris gets lost in the maze at Hampton Court Palace.
Later, we visited Mapledurham House, which is mentioned in the Domesday Book. With its grand facade and fascinating history, it is one of several possible inspirations for Toad Hall.
Feathered friends: The upper Thames is home to a vast array of wildlife - including the kingfisher
On our last day, we passed Hardwick House - another contender for the inspiration for Toad Hall - and watched alpacas grazing. We were on the quietest and prettiest stretch of our trip - true Wind In The Willows country.
Ratty's words - 'there is nothing - absolutely nothing - half so much worth doing as simply messing about in boats' - still ring true. But there is something that can be even more fun, and that's sitting on the deck while someone else does all the work, and then brings you a cup of tea.
Travel FactsSaga (0800 056 5880, www.sagaholidays.co.uk) offers five nights aboard the African Queen, from £739pp (no single supplement). The cost includes full-board and excursions. For further information, go to www.visitthames.co.uk.
La presentadora Susana Giménez logró el Domingo que su programa fuera el más visto en Argentina. Quizá influyó en buena medida, que uno de los invitados fue el cantante de Almeria, David Bisbal. Y ya sabemos, donde va Bisbal va una masa de fans. Susana Giménez le hizo una entrevista en profundidad, y supongo que fue del agrado de los espectadores, de otro modo habrían cambiado de canal...cosa que no pasó. Por suerte para la entrevistadora y el entrevistado.
Fit for an emperor: Tuscanyy has some wonderful (and unappreciated) stretches of coastline
'Dad! Don't be boring!' And with those four words went all hope of us spending our summer holiday in France, idling away the sunshine-filled days on a terrace with a good book, a bottle of local red, some pate and bread for lunch . . . I could go on but I'd probably become boring.
'We went there last year,' says ten-year-old Eleanor. 'Well, we did Disney one year,' I countered. 'Yes, but we went to France the year before. And the year before that,' said twin Daniel. 'And this year we want to go somewhere different.'
When their mum joined in, I knew all was lost.
'OK, so where DO you want to go?'
'Somewhere hot. With a nice beach. And where there'll be lots to do.'
'And where there's something to see that we've heard of. Not just random old stuff.'
'We could stop off in Paris and see the Eiffel Tower,' I suggested hopefully. Oh, for the undemanding days when going on holiday, anywhere, was enough to keep them happy.
However, after checking flights from our local airport and weighing up all the other important family requirements, my wife devised a way that she said would satisfy everyone.
And so it was that we found ourselves beside the turquoise waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea, which were lapping gently against the sandy Tuscan coastline as we lay reading and soaking up the Italian sunshine. The children had been splashing about happily in the waves for longer than we'd dared hope, as we relaxed, feeling the pressures of life back home begin to lift.
'This was a good idea, wasn't it?' I murmured.
'Yes, but don't forget whose it was!' replied my wife.
We'd decided on an activity holiday - accessed by a low-cost flight to Pisa and travelling with Canvas Holidays, a company that had provided us with several successful family holidays in France in the past.
Arriving at Pisa's Galileo Galilei airport, we easily find our promised rental car, and before we know it we're on our way to the Park Albatros camp site at San Vincenzo. It's about 60 miles down the coast and we've chosen it because Canvas Holidays not only offers a daily club here for the kids but also has a new series of activities for the whole family called Family Extra.
Making a splash: The Herdman kids barely left the pool all week
Unlike its normal club, Hoopi's, which offers all kinds of intelligent fun for children up to the age of 12 and is usually run by its own staff, Family Extra is operated by a specialist outdoor activities company. It promises things such as snorkelling, canoe-racing and, intriguingly, 'water-walking'.
Accommodation is a spacious mobile with a large area of decking, complete with our own chairs and table with parasol outside. Inside, though, there's a big living area and well-equipped kitchen and three bedrooms. The main one has an en suite toilet and shower room, while there's another bathroom next to the two smaller bedrooms.
I am anxious to explore the area beyond our site but the children are completely sold on the Family Extra programme of events. When I say I can't wait to visit the Leaning Tower of Pisa, the reply is: 'Well don't hold your breath, Dad, 'cos today we're learning to snorkel!' And that's precisely what we do on our first morning in Tuscany.
By the way, if you've ever wondered how you stop a snorkelling mask from steaming up, the answer is you spit into it and smear the lens with enzymes that prevent condensation. 'Ugh, gross!' say the children, revelling, nevertheless, in an official excuse to do something normally forbidden.
From here on in, as far as the twins are concerned, it's a constant round of Hoopi's and Family Extra activities. They're loving it and so are my wife and I. At Hoopi's they do mini-Olympics, winning medals for their efforts. They learn a bit about Italy, building models of the Leaning Tower, and they design, build and fly model gliders. When I ask them if they now know all about aerodynamics, Daniel replies: 'Dad, Hoopi's don't do boring!'
At Water Walking, even I've been induced to climb into a large transparent bubble and try to walk my way across the swimming pool. Needless to say, it's all rather more difficult than it looks. I find myself tumbling about inside the ball like a large drunken hamster. It does, however, succeed in entertaining a large number of campers who've gathered round the pool to laugh uproariously.
We manage to prise the children away from all this fun to take a ferry from nearby Piombino, an unsightly port that is the gateway to the isle of Elba. A short boat trip drops us at the main town, Portoferraio. It's a lovely old place with steep streets that tumble down to an old harbour.
Up above the town is the house where Napoleon lived when he was exiled here.
However, along with his barely used summer palace a short journey inland, it disappoints slightly through its lack of original contents. The stunning views from the terrace, though, make it difficult to understand why the diminutive emperor was so keen to leave.
After one trip away from their beloved swimming pool, the twins are reluctant to venture out again to see Pisa. But I tell them we really can't come here and not visit the region's famous World Heritage Site, the Leaning Tower. So off we head and, amazingly in such a busy place, manage to find somewhere to leave the car near our intended destination.
Although Pisa is by no means Italy's most beautiful city (large numbers of medieval buildings were destroyed by bombing during the Second World War), the Piazza dei Miracoli is impressive.
The Torre Pendente, to give it its Italian name, stands alongside a beautiful Romanesque cathedral and a baptistry. The buildings are sited in a row across the piazza and, in fact, all three of them lean. Work done ten years ago to stop the lovely, white, marble-clad tower from falling over altogether is said to have made it safe for the next 300 years.
Got it, dad: Daniel rescues the leaning tower of Pisa - and just in time
But the twins aren't entirely convinced and, coupled with the fact that there's a five-hour wait if we want to climb the bell tower, we decide simply to enjoy it from the outside. Daniel contents himself with having his photograph taken, as most other tourists seem to be doing, looking as though he's attempting to stop the tower falling over.
Leaving Pisa, we head west again. I want to see if we can find any trace of the poet Shelley's connection with the nearby coastline. In 1822, he had been staying with his wife Mary, the creator of the Frankenstein myth, at Lerici on the Gulf of Spezia. But after visiting Livorno in his own sailing boat to see friends, Shelley - aged just 29 - and two crew members set off on the return voyage and disappeared in a squall.
Days later, his body was washed up on the beach of the seaside town of Viareggio. 'So who was this Shelby dude?' asks Daniel in a disgruntled tone. The twins want to get back to the pool.
'His name was Shelley! And he was a famous Romantic poet. "Hail to thee, blithe spirit!" That was one of his,' I offer in an attempt to raise their spirits.
'Dad, that doesn't sound very interesting,' says Eleanor. 'Can we go back now?'
We arrive back at our site in time to take part in a Family Extra session of aeroball. It's an intriguing combination of trampolining and basketball in a specially designed framework. Two players compete to put the ball through a hole while bouncing up and down opposite each other.
It's almost as entertaining to watch as to play and attracts an envious group of onlookers - unluckily not with our travel firm - wanting to try it out. The instructors say they're occasionally approached by people offering large sums of money to have a go, but they have to turn them down.
Our stay at Park Albatros flashes by all too quickly. The twins are quite upset at having to say goodbye to the guides, whom they've really grown to like through all the activities they've taken part in. We're sorry to be going, too.
We say our goodbyes after a musical show at the campsite. It's Moulin Rouge, and two of the team are performing in it - a multi-talented bunch indeed.
'So what do you think of this holiday compared with past ones?' We ask the twins.
New friends: The kids get to know the Hoopi's Club guides
The answer's unhesitating. 'Great! Can we come back here next year?'
'Only if you promise to learn a poem by Shelley. What about the one that begins "I met a traveller from an antique land"?'
'Dad! Don't be...' Travel FactsThe Herdman family stayed with Canvas Holidays at Park Albatros - San Vincenzo. Prices for arrivals on July 19, 2011, for seven nights for two adults and two children are from £727 in a Maxi tent and £969 in a two-bedroom mobile with air conditioning. For more information call 0845 268 0857 or visit
www.canvasholidays.co.uk.
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Pues no se me hubiera ocurrido que Shia LaBeouf fuera el actor más rentable, según Forbes. Por "Transfromers: La Venganza de los Caídos", e "Indiana Jones y el Reino de la Calavera de Cristal", que han sido grandes taquillazos, sobre todo. Aparte yo creo que debe ser rentable porque no cobrará esos sueldazos de las estrellas, que al final arruinan las ganancias de la película. Le siguen en rentabilidad, Anne Hathaway y Daniel Radcliffe, entre otros.
Indulging the soul: Sophie Monk takes the time to fit in a few yoga stretches during a break in filming on the beach in Maui, Hawaii yesterday
Sophie Monk is currently in Maui, Hawaii filming her new Australian TV show.
But it's not all work and no play for the model, as she took the opportunity during breaks to indulge in a few yoga stretches.
Monk was pictured yesterday showing off some of her best moves on the beach, dressed in a black bikini top and skimpy denim shorts.
When she did get back to work though it didn't look like she'd be in danger of working up too much of a sweat.
The crew filmed her reclining on a sun bed while she sipped from a can of Pepsi. Nice work if you can get it!
The 30-year-old has been in Maui filming for several weeks, and has been spotted showing off her toned abs and svelte figure in various skimpy bikinis whilst frolicking in the surf.
Monk was recently pictured back in the company of her ex-boyfriend, John Diaz who she had previously split with after finding him in bed with another girl.
Back at it: Monk didn't break out in a sweat as she returned to work - the model was filmed reclining on a sun bed whilst she sipped on a can of Pepsi
Hard at work: Monk was surrounded by the large crew
The pair were seen holding hands as they visited a coffee shop in Los Angeles together.
Sophie was linked to Entourage star Kevin Connolly in the weeks after her split from Diaz, a plastic surgeon.
But friends said Diaz was desperate to win the blonde back.
'He has been very persistent, calling and showing up at her home,' a friend said.
Monk announced the break up in an interview with an Australian radio station in July, saying: 'I rock up in the morning with a coffee and presents and he [Diaz] had a present there - a chick.'
Daisy dukes: Monk has been wearing her favourite tiny denim shorts nearly every day since she's been in Hawaii
She initially fled the scene, before deciding to confront him.
'I walked back in and went, "What’s going on?" and actually had a conversation,' she recalls. 'I spoke to the girl. She was in shock. I didn’t know her. She was innocent.'
Monk, who has starred in Click and Date Movie, recently wrapped filming The Legend of Awesomest Maximus, a comedy starring actor Rip Torn and former Beverly Hills 90210 star Ian Ziering.
She previously dated Good Charlotte rocker Benji Madden.
Reunited: Monk was spotted in the company of ex-boyfriend John Diaz on August 18 in Los Angeles - the couple had split after she found him in bed with another woman
A la salida de una discoteca, a Rob no le hizo demasiada gracia toparse con fotografos y fans. Parecía molesto y quizá un poco pedete. Se volvió a dejar barba, puede que por pereza de afeitarse, puede que sea el look de algún nuevo film. O puede que le haya dado la real gana de tener barba. Quizá este celosillo de no ser el vampiro favorito de los fans, pero que se conforme, es el que mejor besa dicen...y no se puede tener todo.
Blue Lagoon: Britney shows off her toned body in a turquoise string bikini in Maui, Hawaii
Britney Spears certainly hasn't been singing the blues lately as she continues to enjoy a romantic getaway with boyfriend Jason Trawick.
The singer looked stunning in a turquoise-blue bikini as she enjoyed a cocktail in Hawaii. The couple have been acting very loved up on their break in the exotic location leading to speculation that they plan to marry soon.
Relaxed: Britney looked chilled and without a care in the world while on holiday without her kids. Her Mum is looking after them back in California
Jason, who is Britney's former agent , has been dating the singer for over a year now.
He's been credited with helping to bring Spears back to life after her well-documented turmoil two years ago.
He has since stopped working for Britney and now focuses his time keeping her happy romantically, while someone else looks after her career.
Deep in thought: A pensive Britney smokes a cigarette as she watches a wedding ceremony from her hotel balcony yesterday in Maui, Hawaii
Perhaps looking for a little inspiration for what would be her third trip down the aisle, Britney was spotted yesterday watching a wedding ceremony from her hotel balcony.
Spears and 44-year-old former agent Trawick are staying in a luxury suite overlooking the ocean on Mauii's beautiful Wailea coast.
Earlier on the trip, Spears dressed in a pink and black bikini, looked deep in thought as she smoked a cigarette and watched the festivities below.
Look of love: Spears soon cheered up when she was joined on the balcony by her former agent boyfriend of a year, Jason Trawick
Tanned and toned: Both Spears and Trawick look in amazing shape
But she soon brightened up when she was joined on the balcony by Trawick.
The couple were clearly enjoying each other's company as they laughed and joked together.
Spears is no stranger to getting hitched, having married her childhood friend Jason Alexander back in 2004 in Las Vegas - before getting the marriage annulled 55 hours later.
In the same year she married her backing dancer Kevin Federline, who she went on to have two children with, Sean Preston and Jayden James, before filing for divorce two years later.
Spears and Trawick have been making the most of their time together in Hawaii, hanging out at both the pool and beach, enjoying spa treatments, shopping at the mall and feasting on gourmet meals.
And Spears has clearly regained her confidence, showing off her newly toned figure by the pool and on the beach in a variety of bikinis.
Meanwhile Spear's parents Jamie and Lynne - who divorced eight years ago - are taking care of her sons on holiday in Santa Barbara, California.
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Getting glamorous: Britney Spears seen in newly released still from an advert for her perfume Radiance
Bright lights: In the ad the singer leaves a club before visiting a fortune teller
Britney and Jason headed to Hawaii after she filmed a role for a special episode of hit TV show Glee
The LA set was on complete lockdown when Britney went in to film her parts, so details of her appearance and performance couldn't be leaked.
Creator Ryan Murphy told E! Online: 'It was literally like the President had come.
'We all had to wear wristbands. I couldn't get into my own sets at one point, which I thought was hilarious.
‘Everybody was sort of trying to get into the set and find out what the hell she's doing in the episode.’
At least six Britney songs are said to be featured in the much-anticipated episode.
No thanks: But Britney tells the mystic that she choose her own destiny when she attempts to look into the singer's future
Smell of success: Britney comes over all sultry in the trailer
Tan fan: Christine Bleakley appeared to have overdone the fake tan as she promoted her new ITV show Daybreak
With her return to TV screens looming, Christine Bleakley is obviously keen to look her best.
But as she posed for a photoshoot to promote her new show Daybreak it appeared she may have been seeking beauty advice from her fellow WAGs.
The presenter appeared to have layered on the fake tan in a typical footballer's wife style, with her skin boasting a dark glow.
It comes just a few weeks after she and boyfriend Frank Lampard were spotted enjoying a night on the town sporting matching orange glows.
But while Lampard matched his skin to Christine's, her old friend Adrian Chiles appeared to have stuck to his natural skin tone.
The pair are set to be reunited five months after they last shared the sofa for The One Show.
Reunited: Christine and Adrian Chiles are preparing to return to the sofa after five months apart
Orange? Christine on a night out with boyfriend Frank Lampard
They will return to TV as they front their new programme, which is replacing GMTV, from next Monday.
Chiles, 43, walked turned his back on the BBC in April after it emerged he was being asked to make way for Chris Evans on Friday nights.
It has since emerged that he even rejected a chat show offered by BBC bosses desperate to keep him at the station.
BBC1 controller Jay Hunt said: 'Of course Adrian was hurt. Adrian was hurt by the changes to Friday night.'
She told an audience at the Edinburgh Festival that he was offered a 'range of opportunities' including a chat show and sports shows and said it was 'the sort of offer of work that a lot of presenters would give their back teeth for'.
Christine announced she would be joining Chiles in July after she signed a £4million three-year deal with ITV after the BBC withdrew its £900,000 two-year-offer to stay at the corporation.
Their arrival has seen the departure of veteran GMTV hosts Penny Smith and Andrew Castle, while Kate Garraway has been handed the role of entertainment editor.
Que cosas se le ocurren al pequeño Justin. Ahora dice que quiere hacer un remake de la peli "Grease" con Miley Cyrus. A Justin me cuesta "verle" haciendo de "Danny Zuko" Travolta, en cambio a Miley si la "veo" en el rol de Olivia Newton John. A Justin le faltan 2 años y 20cmts. Pero Justin también quiere a Susan Boyle en el remake de "Grease". Si hijo, sí, tu pide por esa boquita llena de dientes...a lo mejor lo consigues, y me encantará verlo. Jesús!!! este niño es un pozo sin fondo de sorpresas. FUENTE:Justin Bieber quiere hacer el remake de ''Grease'' junto a Miley CyrusTerra Perú
Angelina con 35 años no tiene edad para ser madre, en el cine, de un chico tan mayor como Rob, pero ya sabemos que se envejece y rejuvenece a voluntad en Hollywood. Quizá Angelina sea su madastra en una versión verde de "Fedra". Ahora bien, el proyecto es de Clint Eastwood. Debe ser bueno. Y Eastwood donde pone el ojo... No hay que negar, puesto que es obvio, que la pareja es atractiva para reclamo publicitario. Rob lleva a su panda interminable de fans pipiolos, y Angelina lo mismo pero con maduritos. Se abarca a todas las edades, el sueño de cualquier productor de Hollywood. FUENTE:Robert Pattinson se enfrentará a Angelina Jolie
Menuda alegría para sus fans. A mi como que me da igual oye. Parece que Zac, yo no recuerdo, estuvo por estos lares en abril de 2009 , si ahora vuelve es que le gustó algo. Vendrá el 13 de Diciembre,(mal día si es Martes, pero buen mes, el ying y el yang se compensan, puede venir sin problemas). Presentará su película "Siempre a tu lado", que título más antigualla y repipi, su compañera de reparto, y madre en la ficción, es Kim Basinger. Kim no me ha dicho si vendrá. Hay que ver, Kim haciendo de madre, y yo la recuerdo despendolada en "9 semanas y media", estaba divina, ahora...no se. FUENTE:Zac Efron volverá a Madrid para presentar su nuevo trabajo ...
Selena Gomez y David Henrie salieron de parrandita. Se supone que fueron a cenar, ya que en las imágenes se aprecia que es de noche. Pero pudiera ser un desayuno muy madrugador, vete a saber. La cuestión que nos importa y queremos saber es...¿Son novios Selena Gomez y David Henrie?. Es para poder felicitarles, hacen buena pareja. El restaurante de Hollywood, parece que se llama "Philippe Chow Restaurant" ...Chow, Chou, ¿será chino? ...
Conservative beachwear: Gwen covered up while running after Zuma, but still flashed a glimpse of her Dior bra under the loose top
Gwen Stefani might have been frolicking with her two sons on the beach, but the stylish mother didn’t take it as an opportunity to flaunt her bikini body.
Instead she barely showed an inch of skin and hid under baggy jeans, a loose T-shirt, cardigan and scarf.
Despite her desperate attempt to cover up though, the 40-year-old did still manage to flash her Dior bra during the family day out.
Perhaps the influence of her father Dennis sparked the No Doubt singer’s conservative look, as he accompanied his daughter and grandsons Kingston and Zuma to Newport Beach in California.
But Stefani’s baggy ensemble has only fuelled more speculation that she might be trying to hide a growing bump.
Family day out: Gwen took her father Dennis to Newport Beach along with her two sons, but her husband Gavin Rossdale was a no show
Something to hide? The singer covers her figure in baggy clothes despite the sunny day on Newport Beach, fuelling rumours she might be hiding something
The star was spotted in West Hollywood last week sporting a slightly rounded stomach, sparking rumours that she and rock star husband Gavin Rossdale might be about to expand their family.
Gwen clearly loves motherhood and ran after Kingston, four, and Zuma, two, all afternoon in the Californian sun.
And the young brothers were equally as fashionable as their mother in matching multi-coloured board shorts while running along the shoreline.
Muscle man: Kingston, four, tries to pump up his muscles while doing push ups on the beach
Brotherly bond: Kingston and Zuma wear matching multi-coloured board shorts
Despite having help from a nanny, Gwen has previously expressed how tough it is to raise two sons and has said having children is the hardest thing she’s ever done.
But although admitting it takes up a lot of energy, she has said she wouldn’t rule out expanding her brood.
Time to dry off: Mum Gwen helps Zuma keep warm after an afternoon of frolicking in the waves
Rippling waves: Kelly Ripa and husband Marc Consuelos show off their ripped abs while enjoying the beach in The Hamptons, NY
Yummy Mummy: Mother of three Kelly Ripa looks in fantastic shape, pictured here with her sons Michael, 13, and Joaquin, 7. She also has a daughter Lola-Grace, 9
Toned: 39-year-old Ripa credits daily workouts for keeping her in incredible shape
