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But the 41-year-old’s baby bump won’t be written into the new season of the CBS show.
Hollywood is about to be invaded by a crop of cute blond babies! Hot on the heels of Christina Applegate and Ali Larter‘s announcements that they are pregnant, flaxen-haired Emily Procter, a longtime regular on the megahit CSI: Miami, has revealed that she is expecting her first child with her musician partner, 43-year-old Paul Bryan.
Getting pregnant has been on Emily’s agenda for a while. She said last year that she’d warned the show’s writers about wanting to start a family, telling E!, “I am hoping this is my year to have children.”
Despite her heads up to the writers, Emily’s pregnancy won’t be written into the show. Fans will find that understandable, considering her character Calleigh Duquesne’s long-running love troubles. She’s had an on-again, off-again relationship with fellow cop Eric Delko (played by Adam Rodriguez).
Congratulations, Emily!
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Mayra Cansigno
Posted at 1:20 PM on July 27, 2010
IM a Fan of Emily and i dont understand why the writter wont write this cute Baby IN!!!!! COME ON CBS…give this baby a chance!!!! CONGRATS to EMILY!!! :D
Kelly
Posted at 11:57 AM on July 28, 2010
Eric and Calleigh were very much in love and stronger than ever at the end of last season, and really never “off again”, so to not write in a baby makes absolutely no sense and we don’t understand this decision! I don’t know what the writers are thinking, but it clearly is a mistake to me. There’s really no hiding a pregnancy, we’ll all see she is very pregnant and it will be a distraction and work against whatever creative decisions are being made–for half the season! Boo!