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Kourtney Kardashian, star of the hit reality TV show, Keeping up With the Kardashians recently revealed her tough decision-making process in the face of unplanned pregnancy. She informed People magazine that upon first learning of her pregnancy, many of her confidants suggested that she not keep the child. Says Kourtney, I can’t even tell you how many people just say, ‘Oh, get an abortion.’ Like it’s not a big deal.”

Nicole Kidman is a proud mama to her that son, Connor (with ex-husband Tom Cruise) will be acting alongside superstar Will Smith. Her rep told Us Weekly the actress, is really excited for Connor. With all those theatrical parents, I wonder if Isabella and Suri (and maybe and Nicoles little one on the way) will catch the acting bug one day, too. Ugly Betty star Eric Mabius and his wife Ivy Sherman are expecting their second child.

Jezebel.com reports that celebumom Elizabeth Hurley, 43, freely embraces the art of retouching photos. “Shooting bikinis is now my life, which as you can imagine is unmitigated hell,” says Elizabeth Hurley, who has her own line of swimwear. “But if you signed on for the gig, sadly, you have to go and be jolly in a skimpy white bikini. So now I rely on nice photographers and a certain amount of retouching.

Super-celebumom Gwyneth Paltrow, 35, dishes on mommyhood in two of the biggest fashion magazines around, Vogue and W. This Oscar winner, American beauty and mom to Apple, who will be four in May, and Moses,who recently celebrated his second birthday, is an earthbound spokeswoman for Modern Moms everywhere. Here are some of our favorite quotes, and you can read the full content of Gwyneths Guide to Life by Plum Sykes in Vogue this month.

How do celeb moms-to-be take extra special care of their baby’s health before the little one is born? “The Office” star Angela Kinsey, who is pregnant with her first child, is a huge fan of kickTrack, a device that helps give moms-to-be peace of mind in between doctors’ visits so that they know their babies are healthy. The device, developed by an obstetrician, offers women a convenient way to count their child’s kicks in the belly one indicator of a healthy baby.