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No fruity names for Holly's baby

TV host Holly Willoughby rules out bizarre baby names.

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Expectant mum Holly Willoughby has pledged not to follow the celebrity trend of giving her newborn an unusual name.

Talking about potential baby names for her new arrival, the 28-year-old Dancing on Ice presenter told Star magazine: "I can guarantee it's not a type of fruit!"

Holly is due to give birth to her first child with husband Dan Baldwin in May this year and reportedly doesn't plan on stopping at just one.

"We'd love to [have a big family]. But I want to be able to look after my children so I don't want to just have loads. If I had millions and billions of pounds, I'd have about 20," she joked.

After the baby is born, the bubbly TV personality intends to return to work on shows such as Xtra Factor and Dancing on Ice with her little one in tow.

The happy parents-to-be tied the knot in August 2007, with celebrity friends Fearne Cotton and Dermot O'Leary as part of the bridal party.

Inspired by her own pregnancy, Holly recently launched a signature line of maternity clothing in association with Littlewoods.

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