"I never thought that I would get pregnant and give birth to a child," says Nicole Kidman. - Snapper Media/Splash NewsNicole Kidman suffered a miscarriage when she was still married to her ex Tom Cruise. That's why she was so surprised when she conceived a baby with hubby Keith Urban at the age of 41. "I never thought that I would get pregnant and give birth to a child," revealed the actress in an interview with The Australian Women's Weekly.

The Oscar winner believes the miracle happened while she was filming Baz Luhrmann's "Australia" in Kununurra, a small town in the Australian Outback.

"Seven babies were conceived out of this film and only one was a boy," shared Nicole, who gave birth to daughter Sunday Rose in July. "There is something up there in the Kununurra water because we all went swimming in the waterfalls, so we can call it the fertility waters now."

The Aussie also opened up about why she barely showed during her pregnancy. "I'm so lucky I'm so tall, so I carried small," explained 5' 10 1/2" tall star. "I have to say, I had a birth that I was blessed with, a labor that was very good,

Although they've only been dating for a couple of months, KateHudson and Lance Armstrong's relationship is moving right along. According to Usmagazine.com,the couple and their kids celebrated Father's Day together over brunch atFrankie's 457 in Brooklyn, New York - along with Kate's ex-hubby Chris Robinsonand his girlfriend! (How cool is it thatKate and Chris have been able to stay friends for the sake of their 4-year-oldson Ryder?)

Kate Hudson and her son Ryder celebrated Father's Day with Lance Armstrong and his three kids in NYC. - INFDaily.com

Ryder reportedly rode to the restaurant in the "boys' cab"with Lance and his 8-year-old son Luke, while Lance's 6-year-old twin daughtersIsabelle and Grace hopped into a taxi with Kate. Sounds like a modern-day "BradyBunch" … but will the good times last? Both Kate and Lance kind of havereputations for being serial daters, but since their children seem to be very involvedmaybe this is the real deal.

The couple split up into two cabs: one for the boys, the other for the girls. - INFDaily.com 

It's a girl for Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban! - Charley Gallay/GettyImages.comCongrats to Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban, who welcomed a healthy baby girl into the world this morning! Of course, everyone in my office was waiting with baited breath to find out what they named their new daughter. Would Nicole and Keith pick something traditional, or off the wall?

Fortunately, the celebrity couple didn't get too wacky. Keith revealed on his website that they named their little girl Sunday Rose Kidman Urban, which received a mixed response from my co-workers. My first thought was that it kind of reminded me of Tuesday Morning, the discount gift and home accessory chain! While Nicole and Keith definitely get points for originality, Sunday is a little too original for my boring classic taste.

Denise Richards made an appearance on yesterday's episode of "The View" to promote her new E! reality show, "It's Complicated," whichpremieres on May 26. After Denise discussed some of the bad things she's had todeal with over the past couple of years, including her mom's death and her verypublic divorce/custody battle with Charlie Sheen, "View" co-host WhoopiGoldberg put her on the spot: if Denise wants to protect her children and keepher life private, why would she agree to take part in a reality show and let herdaughters Sam (4) and Lola (3) appear in it as well? Good question.

See how Denise responded in this clip from "The View":

Britney Spears poses with her two sons, Sean Preston (3) and Jayden James (2). - BritneySpears.comBritney Spears wishes you a happy holiday!

Here's an exclusive look at the pop star's holiday greeting, courtesy of her official website BritneySpears.com.

Britney and her adorable sons, Sean Preston and Jayden James, posed for this shot in front of their Christmas tree.

To see the super cute second half of her holiday greeting, click here.

The 27-year-old had a lot to celebrate this year: a successful comeback, a hit album, and most importantly, a happy and healthy family.

2009 will be a busy year for Brit, with a multi-city concert tour for "Circus" and undoubtedly many surprises.

For more of Britney and her boys, check out this holiday video.

And to get a laugh, watch as she and Ellen DeGeneres go door-to-door Christmas caroling.

Still haven't found the perfect Mother's Day gift? Check out our last minute Mother's Day Gift Guide, featuring products from a few of Hollywood's busiest moms.

Rebecca Romijn was out and about in Beverly Hills yesterday. As most of you probably know, the "Ugly Betty" star and her hubby Jerry O'Connell are expecting twin girls in January. While the couple is ecstatic, the father-to-be found himself in hot water a few days ago when he appeared on Conan O'Brien's late night show and called Rebecca "huge." Ouch. Thankfully, he did damage control immediately.

"I regret calling my wife 'huge' on Conan O'Brien," Jerry told People magazine. "I meant to say that there are specific areas of my wife that are larger than normal and growing every day. All other portions of my wife are quite petite. I apologize to her and will be coming home with flowers." Aww.

I also heard the dreamy actor on the Adam Carolla radio show this week, where he revealed that Rebecca, who is a very big Dolly Parton fan, is planning on naming one of their twin girls Dolly. O'Connell apparently gets to name the other one.

Rebecca and Jerry O'Connell are busy thinking about baby names. - Lawrence Lucier/FilmMagic.com  

When Adam suggested a unisex moniker like Jerry, the

Ricki Lake supports at-home child birth. - Dimitrios Kambouris/WireImage.comRicki Lake was recently criticized by the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) and the American Medical Association (AMA) for bringing attention to at-home child birth with her film, "The Business of Being Born." In the documentary, the former talk show host is seen giving birth naturally to her now 7-year-old son Owen in her Manhattan apartment.

While Ricki made the movie to show women that there is a safe alternative to hospital birth, the physician groups disagree. The ACOG released a statement saying that "the safest setting for labor, delivery, and the immediate post-partum period is in the hospital" - not the home.

"I am pro-choices and that's really what it's about," explains Ricki, who delivered her oldest son Milo (11) in the hospital without any problems. "My movie isn't against the hospitals and doctors and technology. It's wanting to incorporate midwives into the system a little bit more and have better outcomes and better birth experiences."

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