'Real Housewives of Atlanta' season 10 news: Eva Marcille confirms pregnancy

Eva Marcille, the latest and newest addition to the cast members of the Bravo reality television show, "The Real Housewives of Atlanta," was struck with some life-changing news. As it turns out, Marcille is pregnant with her second child. With season 10 currently underway, this could potentially prove to provide some interesting narratives in the reality television show.

In a report by Bravo TV, Marcille's second child is with her long-time partner, Michael Sterling, who was the previous head of the Atlanta Workforce Development Agency. He had recently ran for office as mayor. Marcille already has a three-year-old child, named Marley Rae with her ex-partner, Kevin McCall." As it turns out, Marcille will not have to worry about Marley being jealous of her upcoming sibling and is in fact looking forward to welcoming the baby.

According to People, Marcille's daughter expressed that she would prefer having a little brother. Marcille is currently thinking that if the next baby turns out to be a girl, Marley might not be able to deal with the situation well, especially since she is described to be an "expressive" and "outgoing" person. Thankfully, Marcille had also confirmed that she will indeed be expecting a baby boy as a welcome addition to her growing family.

Marcille is now five months into the pregnancy, which is the announcement that she shared on her Instagram page, according to E News Online. Marcille further expressed the delight that she had when she found out that she was indeed expecting a baby boy.

"However, I found out soon after that I was having a boy, and I felt like she willed it in her favor. I'm beyond elated to be having a boy," said Marcille.

In other news, Brielle Zolciak announced on Twitter that her mom, Kim, is pregnant with baby number seven, according to Us Weekly. Apparently, Kim claims that her daughter was lying, and the post was taken down shortly after that.

Season 10 of "The Real Housewives of Atlanta" airs every Sunday at 8 p.m. EST on Bravo.

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