Baby Fever? Adam Levine Would Love to Have a Son Someday and Behati Prinsloo Is ‘All for It’
Are Adam Levine and Behati Prinsloo expecting baby No. 3? Well, not just yet … but that doesn’t mean the pair isn’t thinking about growing their family! “They juggle their career responsibilities with parenting and they wouldn’t have it any other way,” a source told Life & Style exclusively.
“The thing Adam wants more than anything right now is a son. Behati is all for it, but she warns Adam that they could end up with another girl, which they would both be fine with,” the source continued. “Adam jokes that would just mean they’d have to keep trying for another boy.”
Considering the longtime singer, 40, and Victoria’s Secret Angel, 31, make beautiful children — ahem, their daughters, Dusty Rose and Gio Grace, are *too* precious — we’d love to seem them with a bunch more little ones running around. As it happens, though, Adam and Behati can’t seem to agree on just how many kiddos to have.
“Adam wants five,” Behati recently revealed to Ellen DeGeneres on The Ellen DeGeneres Show. “I thought I wanted five, but now I think maybe like three or four.” Five?! That’s a pretty big undertaking for Behati to commit to — and she knows it! “Adam can’t have everything,” she joked. “I’m carrying them.” You tell ‘em, mama!
Fun fact: Ellen, 61, actually suggested the name “Dusty” for Adam and Behati’s first daughter. Given how unconventional the moniker is, Behati was a wee-bit hesitant, but as we all know, it eventually grew on her.
Anyway, back to more babies! Based on Behati’s admission, that means we can (almost) definitely expect a big announcement from the couple … er, sometime in the future. Needless to say, we can hardly wait! Get to work, you two. *Wink, wink.*
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