Exclusive: Stassi Schroeder didn’t exactly have “one of those Hallmark moments” when finding out she's expecting baby No. 2.
in finding out that I was pregnant, and I actually planned on having one,” the New Orleans native, 34, told. “I was gonna take a pregnancy test when the clock struck midnight on New Year’s Eve, because that was, like, the day that definitely you’ll be able to tell [if you’re pregnant] by then. [But] I’m impatient and I couldn’t wait.
”before heading into the new year. “I woke up two days before New Year’s Eve and [had] no makeup on, like, crust all around my eyes and I’m like, ‘Beau, I can’t wait. Like, I have to go do this right now.'”While it wasn’t what she pictured, Schroeder wouldn’t have it any other way. “It was so anti-climactic, but the best ever,” she toldThe
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