10 Celebrity Moms Pregnant Under 30

Some say over 40 is too old for pregnancy, while others argue that under 30 is too young.

Let’s take a look within Hollywood and see who has entered motherhood in their teens and 20s. From Britney Spears and her sis Jamie Lynn Spears, to moms-to-be Hilary Duff and Snooki, look through our list of 10 young Hollywood moms.

            Snooki:

In the worst-kept secret in reality TV history, Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi, 24, recently confirmed that she is pregnant and engaged to the father, beau of one and a half years Jionni LaValle.

And the Jersey Shore star and LaValle, also 24, know just what onlookers are thinking.

“I have different priorities now,” the reformed party girl said. “I don’t care what anybody else thinks. As long as I know I’m ready and he’s ready.”

            Hilary Duff:

Disney darling Hilary Duff, 24, is expecting her first child with hockey star hubby Mike Comrie, 31.

“I feel like the first pregnant woman on Earth,” Hilary said. “Every time I feel something, I’m like, ‘What is this? What’s happening?’ And I’m Googling and finding out that everyone has had the same symptoms and I’m totally not original.”

The Lizzie McGuire star went on to talk about her first pregnancy.

“Today I got out of the shower and one side of my stomach [was] way bigger than the other side. It was the first time that I saw the baby actually moving in there!,” she said. “It was like I had a little alien inside!”

            Britney Spears:

When pop princess Britney Spears was 22, she wed her second husband Kevin Federline. At the tender age of 23, Brit gave birth to her first child, Sean Preston. Just one year later, theOops!… I Did It Again singer welcomed her second son, Jayden James.

Brit has opened up about how motherhood has changed her life.

“As a mother, the one thing that always goes through your head is, You’re never enough. You never can be enough—or do enough—for your kids,” she said. “It’s a never-ending issue for me. I had to learn: Don’t beat yourself up so much…. You have to take it one day at a time, do the best that you can and enjoy yourself. I notice that if there are some times I’ve been stressed, because I’m human and stress about things, that affects your kids. So you have to make sure you’re a happy mom so they can be happy.”

            Jamie Lynn Spears:

Not to be outdone by big sister Britney, Jamie Lynn Spears welcomed her first child at the young age of 17. The teen mom and her then-boyfriend, Casey Aldridge, welcomed daughter Maddie Briann in June 2008.

Jamie Lynn recently talked about being embarrassed at the time to reach out for birth control. “I was 16. I’d had one boyfriend. It doesn’t make it perfect or all right,” she said.

“Casey was my first love,” she said. “Since the day I saw him, I just wanted to marry him and be with him forever and ever. I believe in safety and birth control as prevention. But like many young girls…I was really scared to go to the doctor. And I was on a Nickelodeon show, and it [felt] especially embarrassing to ask someone to put me on birth control. I didn’t want to ask my doctor, because she had a little girl.”

The young mom went on to say she never wanted to “glamorize teen pregnancy.”

“When I found out I was pregnant, [my parents and I] decided to do an interview with OK! magazine about it. I knew I needed to give an explanation to my fans, and I wanted it to be in my words first. I had to make a decision that I could sleep with every night. I did feel responsible for the young girls and the mothers who I probably confused and let down. I apologize for that. But I wasn’t trying to glamorize teen pregnancy. I hated when [the tabloids] said that. Everybody is dealt a hand of cards. It was my choice to play them the way I played them. But the hateful comments hurt. [Parent groups were outraged at the Nickelodeon star, and tabloids printed rumors that Spears had a miscarriage, that she was giving up her baby, and that Aldridge was cheating on her.] I was already upset about having to tell my parents and Casey’s parents. To have the world come down on a situation that was already affecting my family hugely was hard. But this was my situation, and I did the best I could.”

            Miranda Kerr:

On January 6, 2011, Orlando Bloom and Miranda Kerr, then 27, welcomed their first child, son Flynn. In our 4th Annual Readers’ Choice Awards, baby Flynn topped the charts as our favorite new tot in Tinseltown!

[Flynn is] “the best thing I’ve ever done!,” Miranda gushed. “Every day it just gets better,” she added.

            Candace Cameron Bure:

At the age of 20, Full House star Candace Cameron Bure wed NHL hockey player Valeri Bure. Candace gave birth to their first child, Natasha, when she was 22-years-old. Their son Lev arrived when Candace was 24, and Maks came along when Candace was 25.

On being a young mom, Candace said she wouldn’t have it any other way.

“Even though I was married at 20 years old and had my first baby at 22, I feel like I lived a whole lot of life before that,” she said. “Both my husband and I were ready to have a family right away. I love being a young mom and taking my kids everywhere with me. I’m blessed to say my kids have traveled all over the world, and we’ve never brought someone along to help with them. It puts my obsession with etiquette books to good use! I also get to see the world through young eyes and do things I might not otherwise because of it.”

            Christina Aguilera:

Beautiful singer Christina Aguilera wed music marketing executive Jordan Bratman just before her 25th birthday. Two years later at the age of 27, she gave birth to her first child, son Max.

The soulful singer opened up about how motherhood has changed her.

“My whole goal in life is to better myself as a person,” Christina said. “One thing I’ve learned is patience. Having a child is a real eye-opener. It also gives you a new sense of beauty, because you feel more centered. I feel a deeper sense of happiness. And it’s funny, I get more done now! I know there’s a limited amount of time for everything now, and that really motivates me to cram as much in as I can in the amount of time I have. It’s made me balance and schedule things better.”

As it turns out, her marriage to Jordan didn’t last. On getting married and divorced young, Christina recently stated,

“Was I too young? Not at all,” she said. “I did the exact right thing at the time… I definitely wasn’t too young. I have always been older than my age.”

            Ashlee Simpson:

Singer/actress Ashlee Simpson married Fall Out Boy bassist/lyricist Pete Wentz at the age of 23. She welcomed her first child, son Bronx Mowgli, when she was 24-years-old.

Ashlee said she has no regrets about becoming a young mom.

“Being a mom’s so empowering and incredible,” she said. “I’m one of those people who believes that life brings things to you at a certain time for a certain reason, and if you just go with it, that’s where the best moments come from.”

After three and a half years of marriage, Ashlee and Pete were officially divorced. Pete said they are on good terms and working together to make home life as “easy as possible” for their son.

            Niki Taylor:

At the age of 19, a 4-months-pregnant Niki Taylor married former Miami Hooters linebacker Matt Martinez. The young couple welcomed their twin boys – Jake and Hunter – later that same year.

Niki has since divorced Martinez and remarried NASCAR driver Burney Lamar. The supermodel welcomed her third child, daughter Ciel, the day before her 34th birthday, and her fourth child, son Rex, in November 2011.

Being a teen parent isn’t something she hopes for her four children.

“I hope they don’t rush into anything and take their time with decisions,” Niki said. “I want them just to be true to themselves and just to do what makes them happy.”

            Kendra Wilkinson:

At 3-months pregnant, reality TV star Kendra Wilkinson wed football player Hank Baskett. She welcomed her first child, son Hank IV, when she was 24-years-old.

The former Playboy model has no regrets about being a young mom. In fact, she says it has its privileges.

“When the baby sleeps, we have sex!,” she said. “That’s what it is for us. That’s why it’s so cool to be young parents because we have the energy to do that.”



  • Andrea

    I had my first 2 children when I was young, 20 and 23. I had my 3rd, 4th and 5th children in my mid 30s. I feel I had a lot more patience and a lot more energy with my first 2. I don’t remember being this tired, or this stressed out all the time even though I was a single mom then, and am not now. I don’t think there is anything wrong with being a young mom, if you’re responsible about it. I guess there would be pros and cons to being a young mom and a not so young mom. Nothings perfect. 

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=515587510 Brenda Penton

    I had my first just days after turning 21 and my second at 23.  There are moments that I wish I had waited, but I have no regrets.  

  • http://www.facebook.com/teressa.bignell Teressa Bignell

    I gave birth to my daughter when I was 21 years old. I don’t regret having her at that age because it meant that I am able to grow with her & have the stamina to keep up with her. However I am hoping that my daughter will decide to wait until her late 20’s to early 30’s before she has children.

  • Mashmellow

    I became a single mom at 23.  It was hard to do it alone but with a good support system a mom can do anything.  Now I am married and have 4 boys, wouldn’t change it for a moment!

  • Natalie C

    Wow, I was so not ready to have kids in my 20’s!  I enjoyed travelling and spoiling myself way too much.  I may be an older mom, but I’m also a wiser mom.

  • Lesley Jung

    Having my first in my twenties was was easier them my second in my thirties. Loved this

  • Ninambergeron

    I had both my kids in my 20’s.  i don’t think I’d have as much energy in 10/15 years to run after toddlers

  • Raizee

    I’m in my 30’s having kids. I think it would have been nice to start a little earlier. These toddlers go and go and go AND go!!!

  • Lisa

    I was 33 when I had my first, 35 when I had my second and now I just turned 37 and am expecting #3

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=734420367 Brenda Fournier-Lacourciere

    I love that people are older. Not too old, I hope though.

  • Amy M

    Glad that the celebs are loving having babies

  • http://www.facebook.com/baiaContest Collin D’souza

    30 is perfect for having a child

  • Becky W

    i would rather be done having kids by the time I am in my 30’s.  I was 24 with my first child, and I’ll be 27 when my second is born.

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=513403644 Tania E Walsh

    I had my first child at 28 and second at 30. Most of my friends my age are still waiting for the “perfect” time to have a baby. I think once you hit 30, you really need to start. It can take years to get pregnant, and it only gets harder after 30.

  • http://www.facebook.com/amber.manuel1 Amber Manuel

    I had my son at 19. I am now raising him on my own and going to school. I finished my degree as a paralegal and now I am working my way up to law school! If it wasnt for my son I wouldnt be doing as well as I am in my life! He is 2 now and keeps me motivated everyday!

  • http://www.facebook.com/amber.manuel1 Amber Manuel

    I had my son at 19. I am now raising him on my own and going to school. I finished my degree as a paralegal and now I am working my way up to law school! If it wasnt for my son I wouldnt be doing as well as I am in my life! He is 2 now and keeps me motivated everyday!



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