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Jessica and Ashlee Simpson go toy shopping
Jessica and Ashlee Simpson took their children toy shopping.
The sisters indulged in some retail therapy on Saturday (16.03.13) at Toys R Us in Burbank, Los Angeles, with Jessica's 10-month-old daughter Maxwell and Ashlee's excitable 4-year-old son Bronx in tow.
The beautiful siblings geared up for the big event with a stamina-boosting lunch at Don Cuco, before raiding the aisles for some new playthings and emerging with a trolley full of purchases.
It seems Jessica - who is expecting a baby boy with her fiancé Eric Johnson - can't get enough of baby shopping after she hit Bambini baby boutique in Beverly Hills the day before.
According to Us Weekly, the mother-to-be registered at the store and then checked out designers suitable for a baby boy, including Splendid, Jean Bourget and Little Marc Jacobs.
A fellow customer said: "She seemed to know exactly what she wanted."
Jessica left the high-end shop - which was also visited by Kim Kardashian last week - laden with goods.
The singer accidentally revealed the sex of her baby on 'Jimmy Kimmel Live' earlier this month, despite wanting to keep it a secret from the public.
While chatting about her pregnancy, she let slip: "It's a total different pregnancy. I just feel awful. I've been vomiting. I had no idea that a wiener can make me nauseous.
"Oh shucks! Well I guess told the world that I was having a boy. I just outed that I am having a boy. I can't believe I did that. It was not planned!"
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