You guys, Josh Duhamel's wife has popped! Fergie showed off her pregnant belly in a tight, wild fish tank dress last night at the Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards. She looked radiant and nearly upstaged her husband, who was co-hosting the show. But hold on a minute there! It looks like Josh anticipated getting shown up by Fergie's belly, because he showed up in a baby bump of his own!

In an opening song and dance act, Josh showed up in a skin-tight polka-dot dress with fake baby bump. Aww, Josh, you're finally showing! At one point Fergie showed up on stage in a matching polka-dot dress and jokingly rolled her eyes at her husband.

As thrilling as pregnancy is, it also comes with a lot of worrisome symptoms. Extreme morning sickness, painfully swollen breasts and feet, and sciatica are all par for the course. Though, one of the scariest things some moms-to-be experience is unexpected bleeding. It's a frightening moment. However, doctors say there are many reasons this can happen and, while it can be gravely serious, it doesn't always lead to losing a baby. Take a look at the 11 causes of bleeding during pregnancy and what it means for you and your baby.

Psst, hey, got a moment to chat about Kim Kardashian's baby bump? The Kimye bump made its debut at the Paris fashion shows this week and it was all the rage. I wouldn't be surprised if Kim started a new trend of women putting little baby bump-shaped pads under their trés-snug skirts.

But of course, no one does maternity wear quite like Kim does. Here she's in a tight black dress with a big fur coat on top -- way to look like a mama bear! (Now before we get all distracted into a fur debate, it could be faux fur, okay?) To get the full effect, you'll want to check out Us Weekly's zoom-inable photo. Kimye bump in extreme close-up! 

Not to be outdone by Kim Kardashian's pregnancy news, Jessica Simpson tweeted a photo of her pregnant belly this weekend, and dear god in heaven, EXACTLY HOW PREGNANT IS SHE, ANYWAY??? Didn't she just announce her pregnancy a month ago? And she was still losing the Maxwell baby weight right up to that point, so how far along could she be? Four months?

Wow. Some women carry small. Some women carry big. And some women carry Jessica Simpson Huge. But Jessica's all right with that. "Bumpin' and proud!" she tweeted.

Simply being pregnant is enough to deal with without adding other health challenges to the mix. But for many women, complications do arise, and in some cases, they can be a scary diagnosis with seriously bad timing -- like breast cancer, which can occur in about one every 3,000 pregnancies. One New York mama named Jamie Isenstein recently battled the disease through her pregnancy. But today, she and her husband, Paul Hogan, are feeling especially thankful. Because despite the diagnosis, Jamie managed to beat the disease ... and have a healthy baby girl!

That's not to say it hasn't been a difficult road. When Jamie was only two months pregnant and first diagnosed with breast cancer, she said she "was a basket case pretty much the whole time. It was nerve-wracking. I was really nervous.” Geeze, can you blame her?!

The Drew Barrymore pregnancy rumors intensify! She was seen yesterday in a semi-sheer t-shirt that seemed to reveal a baby bump. Is Drew pregnant? Just a few weeks ago we heard she left a doctor's office holding a sonogram (squee!). And now here she is, sporting a little somethin' somethin' there around the belly area.

The timing sure is right. She's engaged to Will Koperman. And going by the size of that belly, relative to the circumference of those slim arms... hold on, let me get my calipers. I'd say she's about four months along. Hey, I'm no expert, just a total guess.

Ah, pregnancy. The time in a woman's life where she has to share her abdominal cavity with another human being. There's nothing more amazing than knowing that you're growing a new life inside of you. It's magical.

It's also hysterical.

Here is YOUR Pregnancy, Month by Hilarious Month.

I had two fairly easy pregnancies: no barfing, no intolerable mood swings, no complications that kept me off my feet, no stretch marks. When I think back on how I felt when I was pregnant, it's easy to come up with a litany of complaints (chronically stuffed-up nose, evil heartburn, wildly restless legs at night, inexplicable addiction to that beige liverwurst paste that comes in a tube, etc.), but really, I had it pretty good.Truthfully, I think the issue that plagued me the most during my first pregnancy had nothing whatsoever to do with health or even comfort: it was my second trimester body image. You know, that awkward stage when you're no longer invisibly pregnant, or obviously pregnant—you're just ... incredibly misshapen.