From the looks of things, if Nashville star Hayden Panettiere doesn't get Wladimir Klitschko's baby out of her pretty soon, she may very well explode. Earlier today several new pictures of the Heroes cheerleader in a bikini surfaced, and Hayden's baby bump will soon rival the Earth's moon in rough size, shape and gravitational pull. According to the latest spoilers news updates, Klitschko's fiancé isn't the only ABC cast member planning to debut their new babies to the world. Both Clare Bowen and Sam Palladio have albums they are planning to release in the own right in the coming year.
From the looks of things Hayden Panettiere may very well have twins or even a AMC Pacer hidden away inside her bulging baby belly bump.
Hayden told Hello Magazine that it wasn't her stomach so as much as her little feet that had to bear the real brunt of the weight gain strain:
"I'm 5 feet, 2 inches and I started out at 106 pounds and guess how much I weigh now? Around 145 pounds.
"And the worst part is that my feet are still size five and they're going, 'What's going on with all this weight?'
"They're about to snap from underneath me with the strain."
While Hayden may have been spending the past few months getting ready for the baby she is set to have before long, some of her Nashville cast members have been busy working on their debut county albums.
According to Rolling Stone, Clare Bowen and Sam Palladio are both very much looking forward to seeing whether or not their Nashville fame will be able to launch a solo recording career.
Bowen, who is working with legendary music producer T-Bone Burnett, told the magazine that she was taking he time to make sure that she at least got the first album right:
"It's my first album...I've never done anything like this, so I want it to be me.
"We've recorded a couple things and I've been writing and writing and writing."
No matter what it can't be worse than having to stare at that freakish belly bump one more time.
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