Jude Law to become dad for sixth time as new wife Phillipa Coan is pregnant

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pregnancy to get some time off work was rumbled after a co-worker spotted her fake baby bump.Robin Folsom, 43, earned about $100,000 (about £74k) as Director of External Affairs at Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Agency (GVRA), supervising the agency’s marketing and media communications.She told her bosses at GVRA that she was pregnant, and arranged to take maternity leave.However, Folsom’s plan began to unravel when a co-worker saw something suspicious and blew the whistle.According to a statement from the office of Georgia State Inspector General Scott McAfee, an investigation “revealed that in March 2021, a co-worker observed the lower portion of Folsom’s stomach ‘come away’ from her body," leading her to believe that Folsom wore a fake pregnancy stomach.”Folsom even invented a fake dad for her baby, a man named named “Bran Otmembebwe”.But McAfee said: “We ultimately didn’t find any evidence that he existed. That’s why she’s also been charged with identity fraud”.After “giving birth,” Folsom sent baby photos to several co-workers, but they didn’t all appear to be of the sam baby.The images “depicted children with varying skin tones,” a release from the Inspector General’s office stated.Folsom had told her employers that she had given birth once before, in July 2020, before getting pregnant again in August 2021.

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Jude Law and his wife Phillipa Coan are expecting their first child together and the couple was recently spotted near a grocery store outside their house in London where Phillipa flaunted her baby bump. Jude and Phillipa have not confirmed the news of her pregnancy but the baby bump can't possibly lie. A source told the Mail Online about Jude and Phillipa starting a family, "He and Phillipa are blissfully happy together and delighted to add to their family," the insider revealed.

Jude Law is about to become a dad for the sixth time.

Jude Law's wife, Phillipa Coan, is pregnant.

An early Father's Day gift! It looks like Jude Law is already celebrating the upcoming holiday with some sweet and special news: his wife Phillipa Coan is pregnant! The couple, who recently enjoyed their first wedding anniversary, are expanding their family. Making this pregnancy news even more exciting? This will be Coan's first baby! The actor, on the other hand, is already the proud father to five children from previous relationships.

The start of something new! Jude Law and his pregnant wife, Phillipa Coan, are expecting their first child together.

Jude Law is going to be a dad for the sixth time! His wife, Phillipa Coan, is pregnant with their first child!

Jude Law is going to become a dad again after it was recently revealed that his wife Phillipa is expecting a baby.

© Jd Images/Shutterstock He said he was ‘madly in love’ with her earlier this year.

  JUDE Law joined his pregnant wife Phillipa Coan as she proudly showed off her baby bump while out shopping. The couple took a stroll in north London to pick up essentials during the warm weather.

JUDE Law is set to become a dad for the sixth time as his new wife Phillipa Coan is pregnant. The actor, 47, and his new wife, 32, are expecting their first child together after getting married in May last year.

Jude Law appears set to become a father again for the sixth time, with his wife Phillipa Coan spotted with a baby bump.