Yes, BABY is the new thing in Hollywood…actually it’s a pretty old one, but everybody who wants to be somebody has to have a baby(planned or on the way). I think that us, normal people, need to hear that celebrities have families too, in order to strengthen the family gene for the young ones.

The still in fashion mom to be, Ashlee Simpson has recently revealed to the press some things about her baby preparation and the joy of being a wife. Look at her …so young, and yet so…

The singer revealed the pregnancy in May after she had married Pete Wentz: “We’re getting the nursery ready,” said Simpson. “I can’t wait to be a mom and he can’t wait to be a dad, so it’s fun.” “I have the greatest husband,” she said. “He’s so awesome. It’s fun to have somebody that I love to do this with.”

Moreover Simpson is blessed with a helpful family also: “My mom and my grandmother [have] given me good motherly advice,” said Simpson, “but it’s one of those things where your mother instincts kind of kick in right away.”

The next asap thing would be to pick a name for the baby. After they joked about calling the baby Orange(Thank GOD!) the happy couple declared that the decision will be taken on the spot.

Ashlee Simpson denies she showed up drunk for a recent radio appearance, saying she was drained by her busy schedule and thrown off by the circumstances of the interview.

In a posting on her MySpace Celebrity blog titled “Response to False Rumors,” the singer writes: “It was very upsetting to hear that people are saying that I was intoxicated when I came in for my morning interview. I take my work very seriously and would never disrespect anyone and come into an interview that way.” (In the blog post, Simpson also reveals more details about her new tattoo.)

During Simpson’s appearance Tuesday on Washington D.C.’s Hot 99.5 Kane in the Morning show, the pop star, 23, sounded like she was slurring her words – and could not recall the lyrics to her new song “Little Miss Obsessive.”

But Simpson blames the fact that she’s had “a crazy hectic schedule” and felt uncomfortable with the station’s atmosphere and hosts.

“When I walked into the radio station I was thrown into the interview. They didn’t even introduce themselves to me before starting it, and just put me on the air,” writes Simpson. “I felt bad energy and like I was about to be attacked as soon as I sat down.”