Gisele Bundchen's baby bump got really big all of a sudden

After spending the first two trimesters with a either a totally flat stomach or the merest hint of a bump, Gisele Bundchen is finally showing off a sizable bump'. According to British sources (and how would they know, really?), Gisele is about seven months pregnant now and she's expecting a Christmas baby. Other sources have her due in January, so nothing is for. Gisele and Tom Brady aren't confirming anything beyond the fact that yes, it is a real baby and not a burrito food-baby. We also don't know if Gisele is expecting a boy or girl (reportedly she's been buying a lot of pink, though). The Daily Mail does report that Gisele spends her modeling maternity leave learning how to fly a helicopter:

With her day job as a model Gisele Bundchen knows how to work the latest trends.

But today she added her own unique accessory to her of-the-moment rock chick look - a baby bump.

Gisele, 29, is seven months pregnant with her first child with American footballer husband Tom Brady, 32.

Brady, who plays for the New England Patriots, has a two-year-old son John Edward Thomas with ex-girlfriend Bridget Moynahan.

Gisele's child, reportedly a daughter, is expected to be a Christmas baby.

The supermodel has not let her pregnancy slow her down and recently started taking lessons to learn to fly a helicopter.

‘She's been coming to the airfield for a couple months and she started her lessons a few weeks ago, Keith Douglass, president of Shoreline Aviation, told America's People magazine.

‘She's gung ho about learning to fly. She's one of the best students we've ever had,' he continues, adding that Gisele can fly until November under her doctor's advice.

‘She's fantastic at flying the helicopter. She is very smooth and professional and she listens.'

[From The Daily Mail]

The helicopter stuff sounds dangerous, but I'm sure she's being cautious. She looks really cute pregnant, doesn't she? It looks like she's only carrying in the front. Her legs haven't even gotten bigger. Sigh. Model genes. If only we could all have them.

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