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'Precious' star Paula Patton, who is expecting a son with her R&B singer husband Robin Thicke in May, has been looking amazing on the red carpet this awards season, baby bump and all, so it's appropriate that she is appearing on the March cover of Women's Health looking fit and fabulous.
Inside the mag, Patton joked about her husband's "super sperm," which she said contributed to getting her pregnant soon after she got off birth control.
"He's so proud of himself," she said. "It's ridiculous."
She also spoke about some of her insecurities and problems other people have had with her biracial identity. But all of those problems melt away when she's with Robin.
"He makes me feel beautiful," she said.
Check out an exclusive behind-the-scenes video of her Women's Health shoot here. The issue is on newsstands now!
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By: black and beautiful on 4/10/2010 10:34AM
Some black people are some of the dumpest people I know. If we love each other as much as we love the people who hate us we would could come together and take control of our communities and children.But of course we've got some fools out there still saying that they don't see color. Color is the reason why black men date and marry outside of their race. Color is the reason why some of us can't get jobs, homes, are other opportunties, color is the reason why our president is hated. You fools out there that says its not about color is living in a fantasy world that don't exist.
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By: Michelle on 4/29/2010 10:31AM
There are no pure people on this planet. We are all mixed up with something because we all came from Adam. No one has a right to judge, and the haters only serve to promote the evil. One love, that's what Christ paid the price for. I think Robin Thicke is hot, and that's awesome that they both have love, whatever color it comes in. My daughter has blue eyes, and both of her parents are African American... we have German, Indian, and African American heritage, but underneath our blue veins, we all bleed red.
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