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Nancy Kerrigan: "WHY? WHY? WHY didn't I take drugs and get a c-section?"
Olympic skater Nancy Kerrigan and husband Jerry Solomon welcomed their third child – and first daughter – Wednesday morning at Winchester Hospital in Winchester, Mass., the couple tell PEOPLE.
The baby, who has yet to be named, weighed 6 lbs., 12 oz., and was delivered by Caesarean.
Kerrigan, 38, and Solomon, 53, are also parents of sons Matthew, 11, and Brian, 3.
"They're very excited," Kerrigan told PEOPLE. "Matthew wanted a girl and Brian wanted a boy, and the two would occasionally argue about it, but they're both looking forward to having a new sibling."
Once home, the new arrival will move into a navy blue nursery, one of four bedrooms in the family's Lynnfield, Mass., home.
Kerrigan, who announced her pregnancy in January, gained only 25 lbs. with this baby, a pound less than she gained with Brian and two pounds more than she put on with Matthew.
As for what to call the little girl, "I think that is the hardest job, to pick a name for somebody," says Kerrigan. "We are not very good at that."
One suggestion: "Brian thinks Pooper would be good."
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I love the inane, random details People provides.
I also love this picture, because this was the only time and will continue to be the only time that people actually cared about figure skating.
Olympic skater Nancy Kerrigan and husband Jerry Solomon welcomed their third child – and first daughter – Wednesday morning at Winchester Hospital in Winchester, Mass., the couple tell PEOPLE.
The baby, who has yet to be named, weighed 6 lbs., 12 oz., and was delivered by Caesarean.
Kerrigan, 38, and Solomon, 53, are also parents of sons Matthew, 11, and Brian, 3.
"They're very excited," Kerrigan told PEOPLE. "Matthew wanted a girl and Brian wanted a boy, and the two would occasionally argue about it, but they're both looking forward to having a new sibling."
Once home, the new arrival will move into a navy blue nursery, one of four bedrooms in the family's Lynnfield, Mass., home.
Kerrigan, who announced her pregnancy in January, gained only 25 lbs. with this baby, a pound less than she gained with Brian and two pounds more than she put on with Matthew.
As for what to call the little girl, "I think that is the hardest job, to pick a name for somebody," says Kerrigan. "We are not very good at that."
One suggestion: "Brian thinks Pooper would be good."
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I love the inane, random details People provides.
I also love this picture, because this was the only time and will continue to be the only time that people actually cared about figure skating.
