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After performing in Hairspray at the Hollywood Bowl last summer and recently appearing on The Talk, Marissa Jaret Winokur is returning to scripted TV in the sitcom, Retired at 35. The Dancing with the Stars alum opens up to Celebrity Baby Scoop about her adorable son Zev and their upcoming Halloween plans: "Zev puts his costume on every day, all day! He literally thinks he's the UPS man."

Marissa also shares her hopes to welcome another child. She describes her "different feeling" trying to get pregnant with a surrogate the second time around. Even though Marissa and husband Judah Miller have been "trying for a year" and they're "still not pregnant," the actress says it's made her "even more grateful for Zev." Continue reading about Marissa's upcoming clothing line, her new sitcom and her hilarious - and very "imaginative" - 3-year-old son.

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One of the celebrity hosts of the new mom-focused daytime show The Talk, Marissa Jaret Winokur, says she'd love to have teen mom Bristol Palin on as a guest.

"I’d love to get my claws into her,” Marissa tells E! “I think it’s funny that she’s now like, ‘I’m now celibate! Follow celibacy!' It’s a little too late for that. You could be the role model for teenage moms who got pregnant too early, but you can’t be the role model for ‘I’m going to be celibate before I’m married.’ You blew it already.”

Marissa, who is mom to 2-year-old son Zev, offers this advice to 19-year-old Bristol: "I say, own up to it—that you got pregnant earlier, and it’s OK, and that you’re dealing with it and trying to get through it. I get that. But don’t get on a pedestal now and try to say how you shouldn’t do this."

Bristol recently got broke off her engagement - for the second time - to her son Tripp's father Levi Johnston.

Hairspray actress Marissa Jaret Winokur is thrilled to be a mom. The 37-year-old actress never thought she would have the chance, after an earlier bout with ovarian cancer. Luckily, she's cancer-free and has a little boy, named Zev, with her husband, TV writer Judah Miller. Zev was conceived via a surrogate in 2008.

She sat down with Betty Confidential to discuss the details of her new life as a mom.

On being a working mom: "Notice that when people see I’m not working on a show or something, they’ll say, “Oh, you’re just being a mommy now.” I’m like, “Wait, I’m a mom when I’m working, and I’m a mom when I’m not working.” I’m an actress. I’m often between jobs. My career allows me to be both a “working” mom and a stay-at-home mom."

On her new priorities: "I’m really shocked by how much I love being a mom. I’ve always been so career-focused, and as an actress I’m used to everything being all about me. Now I’m all about my son. I actually find my career and so many other things quite trivial."

On her usual daily routine: "I wake up with my son at 5:30. We have breakfast. We're usually at a music class or a play gym by 9:30. I have help during the day so I can go to work or appointments. My son and I then do something in the late afternoon, like go to a park or a playdate."

Read the rest of the interview at Betty Confidential.

Hollywood's baby boom includes a variety of different ways in which celebrities add to their families. Many stars choose to adopt children, others conceive naturally, and others enlist the help of a surrogate mother to bring their bundles of joy into their lives.

Click below for a closer look at some of the celebrities whose babies were born via surrogate mothers.

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