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Actor Lance Gross’ fiancee gives birth after posing Naked with pregnancy (photos)

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Actor and photographer Lance Gross and his fiancee Rebecca Jefferson welcomed their first child together, a child girl – on November 20th.

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Lance posted a lovely black and white photo of his daughter clutching his hands, yesterday announcing her birth and name – Berkeley Brynn Gross. Meanwhile, before Rebecca gave birth, she posed nude with her huge tummy on with her man.  See pics bellow.
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Actor and photographer Lance Gross and his fiancee Rebecca Jefferson welcomed their first child together, a child girl - on November 20th. Lance posted a lovely black and white photo of his daughter clutching his hands, yesterday announcing her birth and name - Berkeley Brynn Gross. Meanwhile, before Rebecca gave birth, she posed nude with her huge tummy on with her man.  See pics bellow.   

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