Steve Bing

Hurley Pregnant?
April 18, 2008 at 7:00pm PST
Tags: Arun Nayur, Breast Cancer Research Foundation Party in NYC, Elizabeth Hurley, pregnant, Steve Bing
Photos: splashnewsonline.com

Elizabeth Hurley showed up at the Breast Cancer Research Foundation’s Party in NYC on April 8th wearing a Pepto-Bismol pink oversized monstrosity of a sari.

Why would anyone be caught dead in that thing, you ask? Life & Style is saying it’s because she’s pregnant with her second child.

Liz married businessman Arun Nayar last year and already has one child with multimillionaire Steve Bing who wanted nothing to do with the kid.

We guess Hurley thought if she wore something really ugly people wouldn’t notice the baby bump.

 

 

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