Eva Longoria wants to start family with Tony Parker

Eva Longoria has made no secret of the fact that she wants to start a family with husband Tony Parker.

But that dream has yet to become a reality and it’s said to be breaking her heart.

‘Eva was convinced she’d fall pregnant last summer and even told Desperate Housewives creator Marc Cherry that she was trying,’ a friend tells Now.

‘She and Tony are in despair because they’ve been trying for a while now without success.'

Eva, 33, admitted last summer that she was hoping to one day hear the pitter-patter of tiny feet, saying: ‘God will give us a child when He feels the time is right.’

There were rumours she and basketball star Tony, 26, were soon to make an announcement as Eva was often pictured in baggy clothes. But the star says she just put on weight for her role as Gabrielle Solis.

Our source says: ‘Eva gets really upset about it all and says that a baby would make her family complete.

'She and Tony are so happy together and he longs to be a dad. But nothing’s happened yet.’

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Heath Ledger's Apartment is for Rent

Looking for a spiffy new place? Corcoran has got just the thing! A three-bedroom, two-bath, 4,400-square-foot space with a gourmet kitchen, office, and balcony overlooking the heart of Soho. Amenities include fifteen-foot tin ceilings, cast-iron columns, exposed-brick walls, a wood-burning fireplace, and one unique feature that will really impress your friends and co-workers: It's the very apartment in which Heath Ledger died.

Yes, a scant two weeks after Ledger overdosed in his apartment at 421 Broome Street, his place is apparently already on the market. This is New York, after all, and as one broker tells the Post, "You don't wait around in a hot rental market like this." The cocktail-party anecdote that living in the deceased actor's pad will provide is going to cost you, though: According to the Post, the place is going for $25,000 a month now, $3,000 up from what Ledger started renting it for back in September. But that’s nothing compared with what they're going to start asking for it once someone says it's haunted.

(NYmag)