In exciting news for Rosie Pope, star of Pregnant in Heels, she and her husband, Daron, welcomed their third child into the world this weekend. Their first daughter, named Vivienne Madison Pope, was born on Mother's Day, and they're thrilled to give their two older sons, ages 3 and 15 months, a little sister.

In strange, TMI news, Pope tweeted her entire delivery. I'm not talking just a tweet here or there when she was getting ready to go to the hospital, but rather she provided a whole stream of tweets describing the whole process while it was happening.

Jessica Simpson's baby is due any minute now (come on baby Maxi! Make your appearance), but her introduction to motherhood started long, long ago, almost from the moment of conception. For the past few weeks it has gotten even worse.

Everyone from Nicole Polizzi "Snooki" to Chelsea Handler is weighing in on Jessica's pregnancy. Handler and Katy Perry's questions have been mostly good natured, asking where the baby is already on Twitter.

But any pregnant women will tell you that the worst part of late pregnancy is the constant questioning. Toward the end of my second pregnancy, I finally put up a Facebook status essentially telling anyone who asked me if I had "popped yet" that I would unfriend them. I was half serious, too. Even her baby shower is up for comment. See video below:

I really didn't anticipate that Jennifer Garner and Ben Affleck would announce the name of their baby this soon after his arrival, which is why I came up with a fun list of Boston-themed names for them to choose from this morning. Of course, I didn't really think that they'd actually take my advice and select one of them, but apparently I have way more influence on the celeb types than I thought. I'm good like that.

The name that they decided on is absolutely perfect not only because it can be associated with Ben's hometown of Boston, but also because it's very old-fashioned and traditional, which totally fits in with their daughters' names, Violet and Seraphina.

So, what exactly did Jen and Ben name their baby?

It's a girl for Bryce Dallas Howard. Proud grandpa Ron Howard Tweeted the news yesterday that the star of The Help and her husband, Seth Gabel, welcomed their new daughter on January 19.

Bryce told Jay Leno in August that their son, Theo, had predicted they'd be seeing pink, and he was right. Among the other details Ron shared in his Tweet were the baby's weight (8 pounds, 6 ounces) and an update on the family's excitement. "Baby B are spectacular Daddy Seth & brother Theo are beaming ear to ear :-)" Also included was the baby's name, which almost made me squeal. Any guess as to the what the "B" stands for?

Jennifer Garner, my favorite dimpled actress and mom, went on the Tonight Show and talked to Jay Leno about baby names. She didn't reveal what she and husband Ben Affleck have in mind when it comes to naming their third child, but she did dish on what daughters Violet and Seraphina want to call their yet-to-be-born brother or sister. And some of what these two little cuties have come up with is pretty terrific.

And by "terrific" I mean totally unrealistic and hilarious. But you never know, this is Hollywood, so it's possible that Ben and Jen might take their suggestions. Matter of fact, I kind of hope they do. Here's what Violet and Seraphina want to call their next sibling:

Is it me, or can Ellen DeGeneres pretty much get away with anything? It's hard to imagine too many other celebrities making fun of Beyonce and Jay-Z's baby's name, Blue Ivy, right out of the gate, unusual though the moniker may be, and coming off smelling like such a (very funny) rose. But DeGeneres, who notes that she and wife Portia de Rossi do not have kids -- "which is why we get to eat our food while it's still hot," she quips -- totally pulls it off. Big time.

Reports are saying that British singer Lily Allen has named her baby daughter born last November Ethel Mary. The name is adorable and sweet and reminiscent of lace doilies, handkerchiefs, and home baked pies. It's perfectly tailored for babies and for women in their '80s.

The name Ethel was taken from a show Lily likes (EastEnders) and certainly has the big three for baby names: 1.) Easy to pronounce 2.) Easy to spell 3.) Rare enough to make her unusual.

Personally, I approve. I happen to love old lady names on little girl babies and old man names on little boy babies. If you like it, too, here are some more ideas:

In recent weeks, rumors have been raging that Kate Middleton and Prince William have a royal bun in the royal oven. Now that the rules have been changed so that the newlyweds' first-born child will be in line to inherit the throne regardless of the baby's gender, the couple will need to give their offspring a name fit for a king or queen. A palace insider recently told In Touch that the couple's list is expected to include "traditional" names like Edward, Philip, and Michael for a boy, and Alice and Rose for a girl.

Those are, of course, lovely names, but Will and Kate might want to consider a few more options. Here some other monikers fit for a future monarch: