Hi Kirby. Hi Sarah. Welcome to Los Angeles. Welcome glamgelinos. We hope you stay a while.

Cute. That's cute. Kirby, I'm entering my swelling, bloating state of pregnancy.

At eight months. Wow. What a hard, hard life.

34 weeks. I was like, what I can't, what's going on? I was like, I should take these off before they like, I can't take them off.

Y'all, it's very fascinating to see Sarah pregnant because when I'm pregnant, it's everyone's going to know.

But when I see her, she's sitting.

You can't even tell she's pregnant.

It's like she talks about, oh, I'm bloated.

I'm like, can you just stop?

Literally, it's like they stuffed a basketball in there. But it does currently feel like a basketball.

We're at the pineapple stage,

I guess. Oh, little pineapple baby. Wait, have you told the glams what you're having? Are you

going to tell the glams? Well, I'm having a boy. And funny, you should ask because I was going to say,

at 34 weeks, I learned that this is when the testes drop from the abdomen to the scrotum.

It's so weird to me that I have like a baby penis in me.

You got a little baby peen in there.

Just grown a little baby peen.

It's a very personal and complex combo.

But then Matt and I had the conversation about like the circumcision and all that, like to to circumcise or to not. It's just, oh, it's a lot. It's a lot, a lot to think about. And it's crazy because just like everything else, all the like medical recommendations have just changed so much over the years that you're like, I can't believe that like it was like not mandated,

but you know what I mean? It was like such a common thing like 10 years ago when now they're like,

actually there's really no no positives to doing it like in terms of, you know, for medical reasons or

whatever. Anyways, not envious of that. Not envious of that.

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