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Pregnant Jennifer Hudson, Essence Magazine

Jennifer Hudson, the former American Idol contestant and Grammy and Oscar winner has a life that’s been very public and very turbulent. Rumors are now abound that she’s overjoyed to be pregnant.

Representatives of Hudson have denied rumors, however, two sources close to the actress and singer told Essence Magazine that she’s expecting her first child.

Engaged to Harvard law graduate David Otunga, who appeared on the reality show “I Love New York 2,” no date has been announced for their marriage.

Just last October tragedy struck Jennifer Hudson when her mother, brother and nephew were murdered in Chicago. Hudson’s estranged brother-in-law William Balfour was later charged with the killings.

Hudson returned to the stage on Feb. 1, singing “The Star-Spangled Banner” at the Super Bowl. A week later, she won her first Grammy Award for best R&B album.

Hudson is on tour through May 8 with Robin Thicke.

         

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Ice cream to aid conception?

Ice Cream could help to conceive a baby. The latest research from the Harvard School of Public Health suggests you should eat plenty of ice cream and forget the low-fat dairy.

Scientists observed women who ate at least one serving of a high fat dairy food every day, they found that Ben and Jerry’s and Haagen Daaz lowered the risk of what’s called anovulatory infertility by 27%. On the other hand, women who ate two or more servings of low-fat dairy daily increased their risk of not ovulating, and being infertile, by 85%

Jorge Chavarro, MD, a research fellow at Harvard recommends that women trying to get pregnant; “Should consider changing low-fat dairy foods for high-fat dairy foods; for instance, by swapping skimmed milk for whole milk and eating ice cream, not low fat yogurt.”

He also identified the need for more research into ice cream and fertility.