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Pregnant Ex-Playmate Kendra Wilkinson Thought She Had Gas, Not A Kicking Baby

Kendra Wilkinson thought she had gas the first time her unborn baby kicked.

The pregnant former Playboy Playmate - who is expecting her first child with American football star Hank Baskett - was amazed when she first felt the baby kick as she thought it was too small to move.

Ex Playboy Playmate Kendra Wikinson Wants "Christian Values" For Her Child
Ex Playboy Playmate Kendra Wikinson Wants

Kendra Wilkinson is going to be a very strict mother.

The pregnant blonde beauty - who married American football player Hank Baskett last month - wants her child to grow up with Christian values and know how to behave.

Kendra Wilkinson Says Ex-Boyfriend Hugh Hefner Cried When She Revealed Her Surprise Pregnancy

Hugh Hefner cried when Kendra Wilkinson told him she is pregnant. The former Playmate - who is set to wed American football star Hank Baskett at the Playboy Mansion on June 27 - told her former boyfriend the news before anyone else.

She said: "I called Hef because I had to tell him right away. He was like, 'Oh my god!' and then he cried."

"Girl Next Door" Kenda To Have "Special" Dance With Ex-Boyfriend Hugh Hefner At Her Wedding

Kendra Wilkinson will enjoy a "special" dance with ex-lover Hugh Hefner at her wedding. The former Playboy Playmate - who split from the 83-year-old Playboy founder last year - is determined Hugh will play an important part when she marries American football star Hank Baskett next month.

She said: "My wedding will be at the Playboy mansion and Hugh and I will dance our own special song to Frank Sinatra or something. It'll be cute. He'll always be in my life."

Huge Q4 Loss Opens Playboy Enterprises' Mind To Sale, Reorganization

In a conference call with analysts Wednesday, the temporary head of Playboy Enterprises said he was open to ideas of a sale or reorganization following $145.7 million fourth quarter loss suffered by Playboy.

Playboy interim chief executive Jerome Kern explained the Q4 loss to $146.4 million non-cash charges the firm took to write down television properties acquired by Playboy in the late 1990s. Compared to the same period in 2007, the enterprise reported a 2007 Q4 loss of only $1.1 million.