Cindy Crawford Talks About Her Life as a Mom on Oprah

Cindy Crawford and her husband Rande Gerber are on today's episode of Oprah talking about her home and busy life in Malibu with their kids Presley, 8, and Kaya, 6.

The center of the family's Malibu beach home is the kitchen. Cindy's morning splurge - a cup of decaf tea... with a little twist. "This is the key to my tea. It's vanilla powder and it's from the Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, and I make an English breakfast tea. It's almost like a grown-up hot chocolate," she says.



Cindy loves to collect and organize pictures of her family. "Rande can attest to this, I love family photos, and I collect maybe three months' worth in a bowl. Then, I'll sit down one night and kind of lay it out, edit and then write captions. So if you come to my house or anyone comes over, I don't have to walk you through the album," she says. "That way if my mom's visiting, I give her a glass of wine, give her a photo album, I'll cook dinner, and she can enjoy the photo album."



Even though she can be a fashionista when she hits the red carpet, Cindy's favorite daily clothes are T-shirts by promom couture. "I'm a mom and I live in Malibu, so most days I'm wearing jeans and a T-shirt. I love these T-shirts because they're all about being a mom, but I think they're cute," she says. "This one, for instance, looks like a Grateful Dead T-shirt, but it says, 'Grateful Mom.'" (The tees by Promom Couture are also some of my favorite daily clothes!)



Source: Oprah

Halle Berry Chats with Oprah

After years of hoping for a baby, Halle Berry, 41, is delighted to finally be pregnant. The mom-to-be talked to Oprah Winfrey yesterday about the baby, boyfriend Gabriel Aubry, keeping the baby's gender a mystery, and hoping for more kids.

Here are some highlights:

On taking more than 30 pregnancy tests:
“I’m sort of superstitious, so I saved all of the negative tests in a drawer. Don’t ask! I don’t know why, but I did. After about 35 tests, we finally got a positive test.”

On keeping the baby's gender a surprise:
"There's so few genuine surprises in life anymore that, why not have a huge surprise? And I like fantasizing one day it's a girl, one day it's a boy."

On her decision to not get married:
"I feel more married, in a way, than I ever have in two marriages before. [Aubry] really understands the spiritual connection is so much more important than the paper and the pomp and circumstance and the ceremony."

On her hopes for another baby:
"There's just one right now. But we're hoping, right after this one, to do it again."