Saturday 10 August 2013

Jimmy Fallon, 38, and wife Nancy Juvonen, 46, kept baby news secret from friends and family before birth of Winnie Rose

His first child Winnie was born in the early morning hours of July 23.

And now Jimmy Fallon, 38, has revealed that he and wife Nancy Juvonen, 46, used a surrogate to have her.

'My wife and I had been trying a while to have a baby,' Fallon told Savannah Guthrie during a Today show interview recorded on Thursday night. 'We tried a bunch of things – so we had a surrogate.'
Had some help: Jimmy Fallon, 38, has revealed that he and wife Nancy Juvonen, 46, used a surrogate to have their baby girl Winnie, pictured in April in NYC
Had some help: Jimmy Fallon, 38, has revealed that he and wife Nancy Juvonen, 46, used a surrogate to have their baby girl Winnie, pictured in April in NYC
The Late Night With Jimmy Fallon host also said most of his colleagues didn't know he was expecting until the announcement of the birth.

'We said, "We’re not going to tell anybody,"' Fallon said. 'It’d be just more fun if it’s just private between me and my wife. And then we get to introduce her to everybody.'

'When it happened we were shocked. ... Who do we tell? Who's going to be mad at us?"

He added, 'It's so emotional.'
The interview with the talk show host will air on Today next week.
Secretive: Fallon also said he and Nancy kept the pregnancy a secret until the announcement of the birth
Secretive: Fallon also said he and Nancy kept the pregnancy a secret until the announcement of the birth
Had some help: Jimmy Fallon, 38, has revealed that he and wife Nancy Juvonen, 46, used a surrogate to have their baby girl Winnie, pictured in April in NYC
Happy news: The couple welcomed their first child on July 23, pictured in NYC om April
Meanwhile, the public was offered their first glimpse of Winnie when Fallon was spotted leaving his Manhattan home carrying the tiny tot on Thursday morning.

The adorable baby, who came in at 5 lbs, 9 oz, was swaddled up in a blanket decorated with pink elephants for the outing.

Nancy, who co-owns film production company Flower Films with Drew Barrymore, was nowhere to be seen.

'It feels like I’ve had a four day conference. It’s very taxing on the fathers. I don’t know how it is for the mothers,' he cracked on his show shortly after the birth.  
Time for a nap: Winnie is shown yawning in a new picture posted by the Today Show on Friday
Time for a nap: Winnie is shown yawning in a new picture posted by the Today Show on Friday
Precious cargo: The public was offered their first glimpse of Winnie when Fallon was spotted leaving his Manhattan home carrying the tiny tot on Thursday morning
Precious cargo: The public was offered their first glimpse of Winnie when Fallon was spotted leaving his Manhattan home carrying the tiny tot on Thursday morning

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