One might wonder why cash strapped LeAnn Rimes and Eddie Cibrian--the couple are currently suing Bravo's Real Housewives of Beverly Hills Brandi Glanville for allegedly receiving too much child support--would consider having another baby. Though truth be told they aren't really interest. Word has it that Eddie Cibrian is more than happy with the kids he's got, but his VH1 LeAnn and Eddie co-star reportedly has baby fever. Rumor has it that Rimes isn't content just raising her nemesis's kids, she wants at least one of her own, and LeAnn has been begging Eddie to give her his blessing to continue with her IVF in order to get pregnant. According to the whispers LeAnn has continued taking prenatal vitamins to prepare her body for conception, despite her husband's innumerable protests.
One time relevant country music artist LeAnn Rimes has almost pulled off her Brandi Glanville hat-trick.
First Rimes stole her husband and then she parlayed it into a reality television opportunity--moving into Brandi's chosen profession.
Now rumor has it that LeAnn is looking to have kids with Brandi's ex Eddie Cibrian, cementing the final act of virtually stealing Glanville's adult identity as well as her life.
Lucky for Brandi, Rimes' show is virtually doomed with her getting pregnant in Season 1, but Eddie is holding firm on not wanting more children.
A source close to the couple told Life & Style that LeAnn was sort of trying to railroad Eddie on this whole pregnancy deal:
"LeAnn has been begging Eddie to let her begin IVF, but he doesn't want more kids.
"It would spark viewers' interest and guarantee the m a second season.
"It's sad--not only is her body preventing LeAnn from getting pregnant her husband isn't allowing it either.
"He has been clear with her...But she just doesn't listen.
"She thinks having a baby girl would make the family complete, although she'd be thrilled to have a boy, too."
The real question to ash here is: just what in the hell is wrong with Eddie Cibrian that it manifests itself by him choosing these kinds of women?
Therapy would have to be easier than all this.
