KTSM 9 News/El Paso evening anchor Natassia Paloma and Gigi the El Paso Zoo giraffe are both pregnant and expecting to deliver before the end of April.

Both really want their baby's out and can't wait to meet them. But, which mom-to-be will give birth first? Competition always makes things better, even pregnancy, so let’s get a baby pool going!

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Natassia: Counting the Days, Minutes, and Seconds

Natassia Paloma Facebook
Natassia Paloma Facebook
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Natassia, who will be having her second child, just hit the 37-week mark and is due in two-weeks or so, according to her social media.

The baby’s father, Trevor Thompson, works at KTSM too manning the anchor desk on the station’s morning and noon newscasts.

Gigi: First Time Mom

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El Paso Zoo
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Gigi will be a first-time mom and her calf will be the first-ever giraffe birth for the city-run zoo. Fellow zoo giraffe, Juma, is the baby daddy. Or should I say zaddy, since he’s 12 years older.

According to an April 3 city press release, she’s 14 months along and also expected to give birth in the next few weeks.

Yes, 14 months. And you thought carrying a child for 9 months is long, huh Natassia? Juma better get her one hell of a push present, am I right?

The Baby Pool

Natassia Paloma Facebook/El Paso Zoo Facebook
Natassia Paloma Facebook/El Paso Zoo Facebook
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Many baby pools have you guessing things like the birth date, the baby’s sex, and the baby’s weight and height.

In this case, gender is off the table because Natassia has already revealed that she’s having a girl. Weight and height won’t work either because, fun fact, baby giraffe’s stand about 6 feet tall and weigh around 150 pounds at birth so no mystery on that outcome.

So, we’re only taking guesses on who will give birth first. Who you got, Natassia or Gigi? And, please, no wagering.

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