Maya Rudolph Excited To Meet Baby No. 3

  • Source of Wealth: Actress, comedienne
  • Nationality: United States

SNL star Maya Rudolph said she is ‘excited’ and can’t wait for the birth of her third child.

The 38-year-old is expecting baby number three with director Paul Thomas Anderson soon and she is looking forward to the surprise.

She told Access Hollywood: “I’m excited. The exciting part is not knowing who’s coming. You have to wait nine months for a surprise, but then it’s a good payoff because it really is a surprise.

“The sonograms don’t help, because you always try to see the baby’s face, and my babies usually do this in all their ultrasounds.”

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