You've probably heard about eternal supermodel Naomi Campbell and her anger management issues. She's infamously squabbled with paparazzis, thrown tantrums, and even injured her own housekeeper's head with a well-aimed mobile phone back in 2006, which earned her a 5-day stint in New York's sanitation department for community service.
As such, shock, furrowed brows, and sarcasm are natural reactions to news that La Campbell actually wants to have a baby of her own. She's made this intention known way back in 2010, according to Mirror.
"Oh wow, if I was blessed enough to fall pregnant or have a child then that's in God's hands. I'd be thrilled," she told the UK publication. She was then Russian billionaire Vladislav Doronin's arm candy.
"How is she supposed to get through all the crazy symptoms associated with pregnancy? And what would she do if the baby started crying???" asked Hollywood Life in reaction to her statement. For some odd reason, we'd all like to know the answer to that, too.
Fast forward 4 years and Naomi's still singing the same tune, despite her boyfriend-less status right now. Apparently, she's not beyond taking matters with her own hands, beau or no.
"I do want to have children, whether I have a man or not. I will have it on my own," the statuesque fashion mannequin revealed to Diane von Furstenberg during a SiriusXM Radio interview in New York, Mirror reported.
"I'm at an age where I've decided I do want to have a baby. Yes or no - I've always spoken about children so many times in my interviews over the years," the Daily Mail also quoted her as saying.
It also appears that her work on her show "The Face" has also parked those motherly feelings, as the program's format involves mentoring.
"I love mentoring. You're with them day in and day out for 10 weeks, and suddenly when it's finished, you get down. You miss them. I miss them. I get depressed when I'm not with my girls any more," she shared.
If that's the case, the 43-year-old clotheshorse should get moving pretty quickly as her clock is ticking.
Naomi, the mommy - what do you think?