Kim Fields (Tootie!) is pregnant — and has already picked a name
44-year-old Kim Fields, aka "Tootie," is pregnant with her second child.
UPDATE: Kim and her husband, Christopher Morgan, welcomed a baby boy, Quincy Xavier Morgan, on Tuesday, Dec. 3.
Kim Fields, aka "Tootie" from Facts of Life, is having another baby this December. It's a boy, she tells People, and she's already got a name for him: Quincy Xavier.
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This is the second child for the 44-year-old former child star and her hubby, Broadway actor Christopher Morgan, 37. They've also got a 6-year-old son, Sebastian Alexander.
Kim will announce the big news on the show The Real, which airs next week.
“Sebastian and Christopher are very excited. We’re very, very blessed,” she tells the mag. “It was planned. We’ve actually been trying for a couple years. We had gotten pregnant twice and [miscarried]. Chris and I were very blessed to really have one another, to have our family and friends and our God to really get us through that.”
"If I’m encouraging to anybody . . . . It’s not like I’m the poster child for over 40 and pregnant."
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