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Oh, mama. The cohosts are dropping like flies over on "The View"–contract-eschewing, pregnant flies, that is. Less than a week after Rosie O'Donnell announced that she would be leaving her morning moderator post in June comes word from conservative cohort Elisabeth Hasselbeck that she, too, will be taking a leave of absence from the chatfest, albeit a much less permanent one. Hasselbeck announced on Monday's show that she is expecting her second child with football hubby Tim, with the little one due in early November. The 29-year-old broke the impending stork delivery news after being asked by O'Donnell if there was "anything new" in her life. "Um, just a couple of things," she said. "Like, I'm totally three months pregnant."
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Keisha Castle-Hughes has traded whale riding for stork welcoming. The 17-year-old "Whale Rider" star gave birth to a baby girl last Wednesday in New Zealand, her publicist confirmed today. Felicity-Amore checked in at 7 pound, 6 ounces. Both newborn and new mom are doing well, according to a statement from Castle-Hughes and the baby's father Bradley Hull, 19, the actress' boyfriend. Castle-Hughes made waves when she announced her pregnancy last year at age 16, just before her turn as the Virgin Mary in "The Nativity Story" hit the big screen. Her status as an unmarried pregnant teen drew ire from the media and several conservatives. "I felt like I had to hide," she said recently in an interview with Television New Zealand. "I felt like it was bad for me to be happy about it." Still, Castle-Hughes was able to ride out the media glare, telling reporters in her native New Zealand that "if it wasn't meant to happen now, it wouldn't have happened now."
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