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Actress Jenna Elfman announced to fans via Twitter that she has given birth to a son in Los Angeles.

Easton Quinn Monroe Elfman was born Tuesday, E! News reported.

The 38-year-old star of "Accidentally on Purpose" and her husband, Bodhi Elfman, have a 2 1/2-year-old son, Story Elias.

Elfman is using her Twitter page to keep fans apprised of her growing family.

She called Easton "an impressive sleeper," adding she was his "biggest fan."

Hollywood star Jenna Elfman has given birth. The actress, who stars in a sitcom about a woman accidentally getting pregnant, Accidentally on Purpose on CBS, gave birth to a healthy baby boy last Tuesday. On Twitter she announced: "Our new baby boy Easton Quinn Monroe Elfman was born March 2nd at 7:53 a.m."

He's an impressive sleeper (thank God!) & I'm his biggest fan." Her husband Bodhi Elfman also Tweeted: "Shazaam!", announcing the arrival of the little guy. He added: "Triple Word Score. Gram Slam, Royal Flush. Digging this guy big time." The couple already have a son, called Story Elias.

More baby News from Hollywood...Kourtney Kardashian has said she's hoping to bring up her son Mason without the help of a nanny. The reality star gave birth to baby Mason in December and he is the first child for the 30-year-old and boyfriend Scott Disick, 26.
Talking about her new life with Mason, she said: "Every day is different. I always wake up before him, get breakfast started, get his outfit laid out, bath ready. We always have playtime, storytime and bathtime every day.
"I don't have a nanny at this time... I bring Mason with me everywhere. I made a decision to really spend as much time with him as possible. Not make lots of plans... just focus on Mason. "The couple of times he hasn't been with Scott or me, he's with my mom or sisters."

Quirky Jenna Elfman, 38, said she still feels sexy as a pregnant woman. Elfman, a star of Keeping The Faith, said: "I found I’m showing the things that are still intact. That helps with my beauty morale. The legs and the arms – those are hanging in there, I’ll show those. That makes me feel like I’m still sexy despite my whole centre of gravity being completely altered."

Elfman is married to Bodhi [Elfman], and the pair showed off Elfman's sizeable baby bump this week at the film premiere of Old Dogs starring John Travolta.

Elfman's new show Accidentally On Purpose has been picked up for the season on CBS. She advised pregnant women to "show what you feel hot about. For me it's legs – they’re hanging in there, barely!"
The couple has a son, Story Elias, 2. Said Elfman: "He gets it. He gives the belly kisses, he lays his head down and says, 'Night night, baby' and puts the blankie over my belly. So he’s got it. He’s amazing."

To film critic Billie, there are three stages of womanhood: "Meg Ryan in 'Sleepless in Seattle,' Meg Ryan in 'You've Got Mail' and Meg Ryan in the grocery store saying, 'No, really, I'm Meg Ryan.'"

Billie lives in a San Francisco, where she's a full-time film critic who has gotten stuck somewhere between "You've Got Mail" and the grocery store. She's heading toward 40 and recently dumped her rich boss when he refused to propose, so now Billie is sowing her oats -- leading to a two-night stand with Zack, who is "considerably younger" than herself -- that leaves her pregnant.

What's a 37-year-old film critic to do? The answer makes up the contrived, fantasy plot behind "Accidentally on Purpose," a fast-moving, occasionally amusing series that premieres Monday at 8:30 p.m. EDT/PDT on CBS, the greatest asset of which is that it gives sunshiny Jenna Elfman a new platform for her Lucille Ball-inspired graceful mugging.

"Accidentally" doesn't wait around to get moving; by the end of the first 22 minutes, Billie is pregnant and Zack has moved in. But they're not in a relationship, she insists -- they have to save something for Episode 2. By then, audience heads should be spinning (and mouths watering): Zack is the nicest, if most lightweight, guy on the planet, cooks a mean ravioli and "smells like a Skittle," Billie says. "I tasted the rainbow."

But Elfman perseveres. All wide-eyes, splayed fingers and sudden movement, she still is the perkiest, most likable thing in the room. But she needs a cast equal to her talents, and instead she's saddled with a leading man in the wooden Jon Foster, who always seems to be looking over her shoulder. That is a fatal flaw.

In the end, what surfaces is more the "Purpose" than the "Accidentally": This is an utterly predictable comedy (what, you don't think Zack and Billie will fall in love in Season 2, right after he starts dating another chick and Billie has an epiphany?) that's got a few fun lines.

(Editing by DGoodman at Reuters)

Looking to expand her family to four, Jenna Elfman announced that she’s currently pregnant with a sibling for her 2-year-old son Story Elias.

The “Dharma and Greg” actress broke the good news during a promotional appearance on “The Early Show” for her new gig “Accidentally on Purpose.”

Jenna said, "I have a baby in my tummy – but a real one, not just for my TV show. My character's pregnant the whole first season, so I said, 'It's a good time to have another baby, because we won't have to hide it.'"

She continued, "By episode three if you look closely once it airs, you'll see ... 'Oh is she a little bloated? Did she have a big dinner?'"

The 2009-2010 primetime schedule CBS announced Wednesday includes new series starring Chris O'Donnell, LL COOL J, Julianna Margulies and Jenna Elfman.

The new shows include three dramas and one comedy.

O'Donnell and LL COOL J will star in "NCIS: Los Angeles," a spinoff from the hit drama "NCIS.

"The Good Wife" stars Emmy Award winner Julianna Margulies in a legal drama about a steadfast wife and mother who boldly returns to work as a lawyer when her husband is imprisoned for a high-profile political scandal.

"Three Rivers" is a medical drama that stars Alex O'Loughlin as the head of a renowned transplant surgery team and "Accidentally On Purpose" stars Golden Globe Award winner Jenna Elfman in an ensemble comedy about a successful, single journalist who accidentally gets pregnant by a much younger man.

Returning to the CBS schedule will be "Two and a Half Men," "The Mentalist," "60 Minutes," "Survivor," "The Amazing Race," "The Big Bang Theory," "How I Met Your Mother," "CSI: Miami," "NCIS," "The New Adventures of Old Christine," "Gary Unmarried," "Criminal Minds," "CSI: NY," "Ghost Whisperer," "NUMB3RS," "48 Hours Mystery" and "Cold Case."

Ordered for midseason is a new fast-paced medical drama, "Miami Trauma," from executive producer Jerry Bruckheimer; the new police drama "The Bridge;" the returning comedy "Rules of Engagement;" and the new alternative series "Arranged Marriage" and "Undercover Boss."

CBS also said it plans to add the popular drama series "Medium," to its lineup next season. The show starring Emmy Award winner Patricia Arquette was canceled by NBC this week.