Does this news make me feel like a bitch for making fun of Drew Barrymore’s muumuu over the weekend? Not really. Drew is pregnant with her second baby (just 13 months after giving birth to Olive), and while I’m assuming the muumuu was supposed to be some sort of bump-camouflage, it still sucks and I still expect more from Drew’s style choices. Anyway, yes, Drew is pregnant again. I feel like all of us were predicting this, right? That she was going to get knocked up again pretty quickly?

Olive Barrymore Kopelman is going to be a big sister! The Hollywood tot’s famous mom, Drew Barrymore, is pregnant again, multiple sources confirm to Us Weekly. The baby-to-be is the second for the actress-producer, 38, and husband Will Kopelman, whose daughter Olive is just 13 months old.

Although Barrymore’s rep has not replied to requests for comment, there was ample evidence over the weekend: The former child star was among the attendees at the LACMA Art+Film Gala honoring Martin Scorcese and David Hockney on Saturday, Nov. 2, and Barrymore’s long, flowing dress seemed to strategically designed to conceal a burgeoning bump. (The Big Miracle actress was also spotted with an expanding belly in casual clothes over the weekend.)

The speedy second pregnancy shouldn’t come as a huge surprise: Just last month, she told Jay Leno on The Tonight Show that she “very much” wanted to have another child and get pregnant “right away.” Barrymore, who wed art consultant Kopelman in June 2012, explained: “I grew up as an only child, and although that really works for some people and for some parents that’s the way they want to do it.”

The Flower Cosmetics founder’s inspiration? The Griswolds of the National Lampoon Vacation flicks. “I want the kids in the back rolling their eyes at mom and dad. I want Rusty and Audrey, theme parks and the whole nine.”

[From Us Weekly]

While the whole “Drew Barrymore As Chic Earth Mother” shtick irritates me, I do have to say that I think Drew is probably the happiest she’s been in a while, and motherhood agrees with her. She’s a good mom, I believe, and she seems determined to not be like her mother whatsoever, which is a good thing. Now, all that being said, I’ve been paying attention to Drew for so many years, I recognize when she’s in the midst of one of her phases. This “new Drew” is a phase that she will outgrow in a few years. I’m not saying motherhood is a phase – not at all. I’m saying that this whole, “marrying into Old Money, attending high-class art galas and elite charity events while clad in Vivienne Westwood muumuus” thing is a phase. A phase that will pass in a few years.

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