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Alicia Keys, Kate Hudson, Jessica Alba And Other Hot Mamas

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Alicia Keys‘ cover for Glamour magazine was revealed yesterday, a cover she shared with Jennifer Aniston and Demi Moore. The trio covered the issue to highlight their directorial debut for Project Five. A project of five stories of lives connected and affected by cancer.

Alicia tells Glamour about baby Egypt: ‘He’s going to be a man in this world,’ she said.

‘It’s a beautiful blessing that I get to help raise a man. And I want to show him as much as possible.’

Today Keys was spotted taking a break from her busy schedule to take a stroll with baby Egypt in New York City.

Jessica Alba has no time to rest as she continues to promote Spy Kids and attend business meetings. Less than 2 weeks after giving birth Alba was spotted in Los Angeles with her eldest daughter Honor after leaving a meeting.

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Kate Hudson is not shy about showing off her post baby body as she donned a white bikini less than two months after giving birth to her second son Bing. Hudson, Ryder and her fiance Matt were in the South of France.

Actress and singer Christina Milian’s little one Violet is already walking but the mommy and daughter team as they headed out on a shopping spree in Los Angeles are just absolutely adorable.

Check out the gallery below of Alicia Keys, Christina Milian, Jessica Alba and Kate Hudson

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