Courtney Cox is pregnant

Apr 24, 2003, 5:52 AM ET12 posts by 6 posters
12 posts
Will

Warning there is a MASSIVE spoiler at the bottom of that page which i just read by accident. I have cut it from the copy and pasted bit in this post

http://www.thesun.co.uk/article/0,,4-2003182212,00.html

FRIENDS star COURTENEY COX is delighted after discovering she is expecting her first child.

The pretty actress, who plays Monica Bing in the US sitcom, is almost three months pregnant.

Just like her character in the series, she has been trying desperately to have a baby.

Courteney, who is married to her Scream co-star DAVID ARQUETTE, has undergone exhaustive consultations with medical experts in her bid to start a family.

A source close to the actress said: "Courteney is pregnant and she is delighted.

"She has been desperate to start a family ever since she got married but she hasn't had too much luck in the past.

"She went to see some fertility specialists at the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles last year and she and David have been trying for months.

"They're both scared but excited about the pregnancy and have their fingers crossed that nothing goes wrong."

Courteney is 38 and told friends she was concerned that the longer it took for her to get pregnant, the harder it would be.

She has been through the heartache of two miscarriages and pals say she and David are praying nothing goes wrong this time.

One said: "They're hoping it will be third time lucky for them."

Courteney met David on the set of teen-slasher movie Scream, in which she starred as the ambitious TV reporter Gale Weathers and he played her love interest, Dewey.

They began dating while making the imaginatively-titled first sequel, Scream 2.

Their wedding took place at Grace Cathedral, the crowning glory of San Francisco's Nob Hill, in June, 1999.

Among the 150 guests were the Friends cast, plus LIAM NEESON, KEVIN SPACEY and BRAD PITT.

Courteney, who once dated Batman star MICHAEL KEATON, lives in a seafront Malibu home with David and their pet dogs.

In Friends, currently being screened on E4 and Channel 4, Monica and screen hubby Chandler go through similar problems when trying to start a family.

And for those of you who don't want to know what happens next in the Bing baby saga stop reading NOW

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ImKukieWill

What about those of us who are spoiler junkies & want to keep reading? There's nothing after to spoil anything.

Kuke (who thinks Will is just a big tease :-p)

WillImKukie

click the link and keep reading after the NOW and you will see the spoiler

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ChristopherWill

On Thu, 24 Apr 2003 10:52:23 +0100, "Will" wrote:

Hmmmm, nothing in the lastest National Enquirer about it, so what makes you think a comic like the Sun has such an 'exclusive'.

Well done David.

Third time lucky!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

As reported in last weeks National Enquirer

A lot can happen in 6 months.

Yeah, David hasn't been doing his job.

Always knew David was a wanker, and now we all know he is. ;)

We'll know in 6 months.

Well what did she expect leaving it so late.

Stress and to much exercise kills pregnancys.

Some how I can't see it happening. But I could be wrong.

Story/report filler.

Ive sent the url to NE, and they can check it out.

Christopher In America any boy may become President, and I suppose that's just the risk he takes. Adlai Stevenson, US statesman, diplomat and lawyer, 1952
AaronChristopher

"Christopher" wrote in message news:[email]...

just

post

expecting

yea, cause if it was printed in the Enquirer, it HAS to be true...

Dan SgambelluriAaron

yeah, they check, double check and triple check everything

lol

"me" wrote in message news:3ea82ded$0$5478$9bdb89d3@newsa...

ChristopherDan Sgambelluri

On Thu, 24 Apr 2003 20:42:48 GMT, "Dan Sgambelluri" wrote:

Yes, so take this Sun article with a pinch of salt.

Christopher In America any boy may become President, and I suppose that's just the risk he takes. Adlai Stevenson, US statesman, diplomat and lawyer, 1952
ChristopherAaron

On Thu, 24 Apr 2003 14:13:19 -0400, "me" wrote:

The Sun is based in London, the National Enquirer is based in Los Angeles, and is closer to the sources and the action.

Christopher In America any boy may become President, and I suppose that's just the risk he takes. Adlai Stevenson, US statesman, diplomat and lawyer, 1952
AaronChristopher

"Christopher" wrote in message news:[email]...

that wasn't really my point, actually. I was poking fun of the Enquirer, which, if anyone ever has read it, they have some rediculous stories in it. At least they used to. I know they get sued alot for printing false stories too.

ChristopherAaron

On Fri, 25 Apr 2003 17:55:05 -0400, "me" wrote:

Most people do, but if you look at it, the NE is really a quite serious tabloid mag for its topic, as a lot of stories are quite true.

I only get it when there are pics of Courteney in it.

The reputation of a celeb tabloid-mag is important factor in the accuracy of the storys, to many and the thing looses credability, even if the a story was true. So NE has to check the validity of each story, no matter how daft they are.

If you want 'rediculous stories' try the Weekly News mag.

Christopher In America any boy may become President, and I suppose that's just the risk he takes. Adlai Stevenson, US statesman, diplomat and lawyer, 1952
JessChristopher

Sorry, but your comments are really not cool. This is not something you make snarky little remarks about just because it's your fantasy to knock up Courteney Cox or something. She and DA are married in real life and this is a real thing they're going through/not going through. Not being able to have children is painful. It's not a joke.

I hope she is pregnant and if so, that all goes well. She's wanted kids for a long time.

ChristopherJess

On 24 Apr 2003 19:48:50 -0700, [email] (Jess) wrote:

They wern't ment to be cool, just factual and accurate.

Looks like she's already been knocked up, and my 'something' is completely honourable.

But for how long? Its a Hollywood marriage, and they generally don't have a good track record for lasting a long time.

Yet if she goes full term they will milk it in the celeb papers. Like Catherine Zeta Douglas did with her wedding.

Me to, sort of, I'll even send them a card.

Then she should have put them first before her career instead of leaving it to the last minute now her career is starting to go on the slide.

Christopher In America any boy may become President, and I suppose that's just the risk he takes. Adlai Stevenson, US statesman, diplomat and lawyer, 1952