Pregnant Jessica Simpson Bares All In Nude Cover For Elle

Just as news simmer of Vanessa Minnillo’s pregnancy, a very pregnant Jessica Simpson emerge with two covers for Elle Magazine April 2012 issue. The 31-year old Fashion Star bares all for one cover as she cups her baby bump with one hand and cover her breasts with another. In an alternate cover Jess is clothed wearing a red Narciso Rodriguez dress. On the inside flap the pregnant star only exposes her belly as her fiance and father-to-be Eric Johnson gently kisses her bump.

While confirming she’s indeed having a baby girl Simpson speaks of her hopes for her daughter:

“Ah swear, ah will croak if she asks me for a pair of Nikes instead of Christian Louboutins!” she blurts out, her Dallas accent swooping back in this moment of heightened anxiety. “Eric is so athletic. We’re gonna have this ath-a-letic girl and I won’t even be able to take her shopping.” Hilarious!

On how she deals with the tabloids:

“I’m still standin’,” she drawls. “I grew up very strong! You know, my father used to be an adolescent therapist. I remember sitting at his office, watching the girls walkin’ in and out. Kids doin’ coke at 16…heroin. Pregnant at 14. I could see what I didn’t want to be.”

Good for you Jess! Check out more pictures of the nude and pregnant star below:

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