Farrah Aldjufrie, Kyle Richards’ daughter and star of Buying Beverly Hills, is pregnant with her former co‑star Zach Goldsmith; the pregnancy was publicly confirmed in August 2026 and the gender reveal suggested a baby boy, with a late‑November 2026 due date. Goldsmith is a veteran luxury real estate broker and head of the estates division at The Agency, and has two sons with his estranged wife, with the couple’s relationship having been discussed publicly as Aldjufrie shared the news.
Farrah Aldjufrie revealed that her unborn child’s father is her Buying Beverly Hills co-star Zach Goldsmith, announcing a baby boy and a due date in late November 2026 during a gender reveal attended by family. The couple’s relationship, previously unconfirmed, is documented as they continue to work together at The Agency; Farrah’s family, including mom Kyle Richards and stepfather Mauricio Umansky, celebrated the news. The article also provides background on Goldsmith and The Agency, noting Aldjufrie’s long real estate career and the couple’s ongoing professional collaboration.
Farrah Brittany, Kyle Richards' daughter, reveals in a gender-reveal video led by sister Sophia Umansky that Zach Goldsmith is the father of her first child, and the clip confirms the baby is a boy. Goldsmith is a real estate agent at The Agency and a cast member of Buying Beverly Hills; he was previously married with two sons, and Farrah has had past engagements and relationships.
Farrah Brittany Aldjufrie and Zach Goldsmith revealed they’re expecting a baby boy during a family celebration that included Kyle Richards; the gender reveal used blue décor and blue flowers, and both work at The Agency. Goldsmith has two sons from a prior relationship, and Farrah’s past engagement to Alex Manos has been publicized.
Kyle Richards’ daughter Farrah Aldjufrie revealed that Zach Goldsmith is the father of her baby and publicly launched their romance during a sex reveal, after announcing her pregnancy; both work at Mauricio Umansky’s The Agency, and the family has shown enthusiastic support.
Gestational hypertension rose from 6% of births in 2016 to 10.4% in 2024, affecting more than 377,000 pregnancies annually with increases across age, race, and states; for babies it can mean growth problems, preterm birth, stillbirth, and placental issues, while mothers face organ damage, higher stroke risk, and possible progression to preeclampsia/eclampsia. Risk is higher with age 40+, pre-pregnancy obesity, and multiple pregnancies, with notable disparities by race/ethnicity. Causes are likely multifactorial and include aging, obesity, and more multiple pregnancies; detection relies on regular BP checks at prenatal visits, with urgent evaluation for severe headaches, vision changes, upper abdominal pain, swelling, shortness of breath. Treatment varies by BP level and signs of preeclampsia, often requiring closer monitoring, medications, and sometimes early delivery. Prevention focuses on optimizing health before pregnancy (weight management, physical activity, healthy diet, not smoking). Postpartum BP issues can persist, and a history of hypertensive disorders raises long-term risk of chronic hypertension and cardiovascular disease, so future clinicians should be aware.
A husband learns his wife wants to conceive with donor sperm to avoid passing along his inherited nose, sparking a debate about genetics, eugenics, and trust. The advice columnist cautions that decisions about a child’s genetic makeup are deeply personal and should be made jointly, notes that donor conception can still bring unexpected outcomes, and urges couples to navigate hopes, insecurities, and values together rather than rushing to a drastic solution.
The piece uses Hayden Panettiere's public discussion of postpartum depression and a mother’s story to highlight how common and serious postpartum mental health disorders are, sharing prevalence data, risks if untreated, and the need for supportive workplaces and legal protections (e.g., PWFA, ADA, FMLA) along with calls for culture change to reduce stigma and improve access to care.
OnlyFans model Scarlet Vas and her husband, Tayo Ricci—who is also her stepbrother—announced they’re expecting their second child, joining their daughter Silva; the couple have been together since teens and married in Mykonos in 2023, and say they’re ignoring trolls as their unconventional family grows.
With Richmond facing a pregnancy crisis for their lone striker and mounting off-field tensions, Ted and Coach Beard push for open tryouts to uncover hidden talent, drawing inspiration from stories like Good Will Hunting and Billy Elliot as they recruit new players for a season already in full swing.
Witney Carson revealed she’s pregnant but will return as a Dancing With the Stars pro for season 35, partnering Guillermo Rodriguez and planning to participate in group numbers while balancing pregnancy and competition. She also enjoyed guest judging on The Next Pro and says she’d be open to judging DWTS in the future, taking it week by week as she navigates pregnancy and season 35. The news followed her Good Morning America announcement and reflects her ongoing involvement with the franchise, including past wins and new behind-the-scenes opportunities.
An as-told-to piece about Perelel cofounder Alex Taylor: after rapid leadership roles in publishing, mounting stress coincided with Hashimoto’s disease and pregnancy, prompting her to quit, shift to a new role at Free People Movement, and eventually cofound Perelel—bootstrapped through COVID to deliver pregnancy-focused supplements and later expand to perimenopause and IVF support. She now balances motherhood and leadership with routines like daily meditation, early bedtimes, reading fiction, and strict phone discipline to reduce stress.
Sen. Ted Cruz amplified a debunked claim that the second COVID-19 vaccine dose carries an 82% miscarriage risk for women in the first trimester. Health experts and major medical groups say there is no increased miscarriage risk from vaccination during pregnancy, and the 82% figure stems from a misinterpretation of NEJM data. CDC follow-up analyses show miscarriage rates among vaccinated pregnant people are within the expected range, while organizations like ACOG continue to endorse vaccination during pregnancy. Cruz has faced backlash for repeating this misinformation.
Kourtney Kardashian and Travis Barker open up about the emergency fetal surgery to drain fluid from their son Rocky’s lungs during Kardashian’s pregnancy, a terrifying pre-birth crisis that followed a miscarriage and multiple IVF attempts, with Rocky born on November 1, 2023.
Anne Hathaway’s jokey “buzzer-beater” pregnancy mirrors writer Brittany Anas’s own reality: she’s 44 and expecting her first child, facing age-related risks, extra medical monitoring, and planned induction, while celebrating body resilience and a broader trend of more women delaying first births.
