Victoria Beckham & Harper At NYFW; Mel B Names Daughter; Jessica Alba Works Out

Posh Spice Victoria Beckham is wasting no time introducing her only daughter, Harper Seven, to the fashion world. Victoria who have birth to Harper in July was busy planning her Spring/Summer 2012 collection for New York Fashion Week. And giving birth to her fourth child was not going to get in the way. Beckham who spotted in New York City cradling her daughter as they headed to Fashion Week. BTW: Without baby Harper in her hand one would never guess Victoria gave birth less than two months ago!! Beckham tweeted,

“Mummy and baby Harper are very excited for fashion week!!!”

Mel B/Melanie Brown gave birth to her third daughter last week in Los Angeles. The former Spice Girl and her husband Stephen Belafonte have released the name of their daughter: Madison Brown Belafonte. Mel also has 12-year old Phoenix Chi from a previous marriage and 4-year old Angel with Eddie Murphy.

“Mel and Madison are home from the hospital. The baby is very loved, and her sisters are absolutely doting on her. Madison is a very happy baby,” a rep told Radar Online.

(Victoria Beckham and baby Harper)

Mel B is also known for snapping back to her former svelte figure in no time. Spy Kids actress Jessica Alba hopes to do the same. Alba gave birth to her second daughter Haven Garner Warren last month and she’s eager to drop the baby weight. She shared with her twitter followers,

‘My doc told me I could start after 2 weeks. I’m going light, stationary bike and elliptical.’

‘I did my first day of workout since I had the baby, just cardio for 40 mins – it’s a start.

‘Anyone else starting a fitness regimen?’

(Jessica spotted this week at the gym)

Is the need to drop the weight so soon after pregnancy such a prevalent issue in Hollywood?

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