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Beckham You’d think that Posh Spice would have been looking for the finer things in life - like caviar and champagne - but, while pregnant with daughter Harper Seven, Mrs Beckham told The Sun that she couldn’t stop with the tea and toast and lashings of marmalade!


Hayden Panettiere Before she gave birth to daughter Kaya Evdokia in December 2014, the Nashville star admitted to E! Online that she had indulged in her love of chicken noodle soup. The actress, who was then engaged to professional boxer Wladimir Klitschko, had always loved chicken noodle soup and so took the opportunity to go all out for her favourite foods!


Mila Kunis While she was pregnant with her daughter Wyatt, who was born in October 2014, the Black Swan actress and Two and a Half Men star Ashton Kutcher's now wife went for sauerkraut – and then some! ‘This is the worst craving to have’, Mila told The Ellen Degeneres Show, ‘because sauerkraut smells and so, every time you open up a jar, it just reeks the whole kitchen.’ Fortunately for Mila, Ashton anticipated and – apparently – accepted it!


Mariah Carey The fact that she was pregnant with twins Moroccan and Monroe meant that Mariah was eating for three, but that didn’t stop the global superstar enjoying lashings of her favourite comfort foods of smothered pork chops and pecan pie with homemade whipped cream!


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Bunton Oh baby! The former Baby Spice took a craving for sushi with baby number two but tweeted that she simply couldn’t have it! Poor baby!


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