Victoria’s Secret angel Adriana Lima now has one of her own. She and her husband, NBA player Marko Jaric, welcomed a daughter on Sunday in New York.

“Adriana and Marko are thrilled to announce they had a baby girl, Valentina Lima Jaric,” a rep for Lima said. “Mother, father and baby are all doing well.”

Lima met the Memphis Grizzlies player in 2006 and got engaged two years later on her birthday. The pair eloped on Valentine’s Day this year in Wyoming.

Soon after the honeymoon, Lima learned she was expecting: “We are so excited!” she said at the time. “We wanted this. We were absolutely ready.”

“Even in my wildest days I knew that I wanted to be the ultimate family man,” Jaric, who averaged 2.6 points per game for Memphis last year, but is probably the most popular guy on the bench because he sees Adriana Lima nude, said.

“We’re very ready to settle down.”

Congratulations to the couple!

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No offense to Marge Simpson, but Playboy is set to feature a truly gorgeous naked woman in its next issue.

A month after depicting the cartoon matriarch in the buff, Hugh Hefner’s magazine turns its cover over to Joanna Krupa - and the pictorial inside is as sizzling as you’d imagine!

The Hollywood Gossip has gotten our hands on Krupa’s nude Playboy pictorial, but be warned:

1. These pics are NSFW;
2. Your eyeballs might burn off from their hotness.

FOLLOW THIS ARTICLE’S JUMP FOR A LOOK AT KRUPA IN HER BIRTHDAY SUIT.

Enjoy these beautiful Playboy pictures while you can. In January, the publication features Tara Reid nude… for reasons unknown.

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They may not be real doctors, but they cure what ails us on TV. Well, most of the time at least. Either way, we live and die with these characters weekly.

Here are The Hollywood Gossip’s 10 favorite TV doctors …

10. Dr. Fitch Cooper, Nurse Jackie. “Doctors don’t heal, they diagnose. We heal.” Okay, that line is actually from the title character. But “Coop” is a great supplement to Jackie. He also sleeps with Jennie Garth and stars in New Moon!

9. Dr. Andy Yablonski, Three Rivers. If CBS’ new show about transplants seen via different points of view survives, it can thank Alex O’Loughlin. Hot.

8. Dr. Olivia Benford, FlashForward. ABC’s uneven sci-fi series has a lot of flaws. Sonya Walger (a.k.a. Penny from Lost) is actually not among them!

7. Drs. Dylan Walsh and Julian McMahon, Nip/Tuck. Whether the plastic surgeons are fathering illegitimate children, face-disfiguring serial rapists, or performing tummy tucks, there’s not much to like about these two. Just how we like it.

6. Dr. Charlotte King, Private Practice. The Grey’s Anatomy spinoff features a number of worthy candidates, but we’re taking KaDee Strickland’s smack-talking, ass-kicking, emotionally stunted and gorgeous Southern belle.

5. Dr. Leo Spaceman, 30 Rock. When you need medical advice … seek it from anyone but Dr. Leo Spaceman (pronounced spa-che-men). But for comedy, Chris Parnell’s doctor may be unrivaled (as are his 30 Rock quotes).

4. Drs. Miranda Bailey and Cristina Yang, Grey’s Anatomy. We know. How do we not pick McDreamy or McSteamy? Because Chandra Wilson and Sandra Oh have nine Emmy nominations combined for a reason, that’s why.

3. Dr. Elliot Reid, Scrubs. We’ve had a huge crush on her for years. She’s part neurotic nerdy and part Barbie doll. Basically … marry us, Elliot?

2. Dr. Jack Shephard, Lost. If Jack weren’t aboard Oceanic Flight 815, the castaways would have been lost without their de facto leader in Seasons One and Two. Then Ben would have died in Season Three! Thank you Jack!

1. Dr. Gregory House, House M.D. ”What would you prefer, a doctor who holds your hand while you die or one who ignores you while you get better?” That would be House summed up in one quote. And he’s still the best.

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As we reported Friday, the reality show starring Nadya Suleman, OctoMom: Me & My Fourteen Kids, just premiered on British TV. It will air in the U.S. at a later date.

Apparently, the Octomom documentary features a particularly frank assessment from the mom of 14 on why she had octuplets when she had six kids to start with.

“You don’t understand,” Nadya Suleman says. “You have these frozen embryos that are there, and they are writing you letters saying, We are charging you this much, and it’s going up and up and up every month that they are stored.

“You can either use them or destroy them. You’re like, O.K., I have six already. What’s another? I decided to take the chance. I didn’t want to destroy the embryos.”

She’s right. What’s another kid - or eight - for taxpayers to support?

Seven percent of Octomom’s brood. [Photo: PacificCoastNewsOnline.com]

Seemingly forgetting that she already had six freaking kids, she emphasizes that she only wanted child #7, not children #7-14. The drain on society says:

“It’s not like I was sitting there saying, ‘Oh, gosh! I really want eight!’ People were thinking, ‘Oh, she wanted so, so many.’ No! That is not the case at all.”

Suleman will receive 0,000 for allowing her ginormous family to be filmed for 11 days. Like the depressing disaster that was her two-hour special on Fox, Suleman’s latest media appearance is the only way she can support her kids.

“I made these choices out of the midst of being in survivor mode,” the nut job explained. “I think 99 percent of people would have made the same decision.”

Nads also refutes rumors she had plastic surgery to resemble Angelina Jolie … blaming “pregnancy weight.” Which always impacts one’s facial features.

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High School Musical what?

Vanessa Hudgens who?

While the tween world is worked up about the impending release of New Moon (this Friday!!!), Zac Efron has also been hard at work on a new movie.

The young actor appears opposite Claire Danes in Me and Orson Welles, portraying a teen named Richard Samuels that is cast in a production of Julius Caesar.

Check out a clip from the film below and let us know if you plan on seeing it…

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