Is she or isn’t she? The rumor mill is working at full speed. Can you say shotgun wedding?
The ‘I Kissed A Girl’ singer – who recently announced her engagement to British comic star Russell Brand – took a stroll around some children’s shops in Hampstead, London, on Sunday (10.01.10).
A source told The Sun newspaper: “Russell and Katy had a wander around Hampstead. They visited children’s shoe shop Cubs and had a lot of fun checking out all the little bootees.
“They then went to Cafe Rouge for a bit of lunch. Katy ordered scrambled eggs and asked for the eggs to be ‘well done’. And when Russell asked for a portion of chips she loudly announced to the waiter, ‘Hold the mayo’.â€
Pregnant women are not allowed to eat freshly made mayonnaise because the recipe contains uncooked eggs, which are considered a health risk to unborn babies.
Katy, 25, has further fuelled the rumours by posting several cryptic messages on her twitter page.
In a posting on New Year’s Day (01.01.10), she said: “It’s noon on Jan 1st here in the future, let me tell you 2010 is BUMPIN! (sic)â€
She then wrote to Russell: “I heard ur prego-ed.â€
She then messaged gossip blogger Perez Hilton, saying: “Boy do I have storrrrries!(sic)â€
























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To be perfectly honest, Cafe Rouge probably uses a very industrial mayonnaise that I guess would be safe for pregnant women to eat – Cafe Rouge is a massive chain, rather than some sweet little restaurant. It’s not that different from going to McDonalds