Jess poised to pick memorable name

social_misfit · 02-15-2008, 06:54 PM

Jess poised to pick memorable name

Jessica Alba admits that she has started discussing the naming process with fiance Cash Warren, with a couple of names already lined up for their baby.

"I think our kid is going to have an interesting name," says the pregnant star in the new issue of Gotham.

"I have a great name, but I've always wished it were more unique. My boyfriend has an interesting name, so we'll see."

The 26-year-old says that both of them are looking forward to being parents.

"We're both excited. It's very cool," she reveals.

"I think it has to be the right time. But I'm ready."

Jess' next role sees her playing a blind classical musician in horror film The Eye, and the Tinseltown beauty admits she's a big fan of the genre.

"The first movies I ever watched were horror: Friday The 13th, It. Clowns are the worst, and sewers," she admits.

"For a long time, I was terrified to sleep in the centre of my bed so I wouldn't get sucked in, like Johnny Depp in A Nightmare On Elm Street. These films are really memorable if they're good. I don't, however, like watching people get tortured. But The Ring, The Sixth Sense - totally."

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02-15-2008, 06:54 PM	#1 (permalink)
social_misfit Swedish chef Join Date: Nov 2003 Posts: 689 My Profile	Jess poised to pick memorable name Jess poised to pick memorable name Jessica Alba admits that she has started discussing the naming process with fiance Cash Warren, with a couple of names already lined up for their baby. "I think our kid is going to have an interesting name," says the pregnant star in the new issue of Gotham. "I have a great name, but I've always wished it were more unique. My boyfriend has an interesting name, so we'll see." The 26-year-old says that both of them are looking forward to being parents. "We're both excited. It's very cool," she reveals. "I think it has to be the right time. But I'm ready." Jess' next role sees her playing a blind classical musician in horror film The Eye, and the Tinseltown beauty admits she's a big fan of the genre. "The first movies I ever watched were horror: Friday The 13th, It. Clowns are the worst, and sewers," she admits. "For a long time, I was terrified to sleep in the centre of my bed so I wouldn't get sucked in, like Johnny Depp in A Nightmare On Elm Street. These films are really memorable if they're good. I don't, however, like watching people get tortured. But The Ring, The Sixth Sense - totally." Source

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