Jessica looked relaxed and cheerful as she chatted to The Tonight Show host Jay Leno about her pregnancy and upcoming film Spy Kids: All The Time In The World.
Wearing a stunning full-length empire line dress, flatteringly nipped in under the bust, radiant Jessica giggled her way through the light hearted interview with Jay, whose other guests included sexpert Sue Johanson and Justin Bieber's girlfriend Selena Gomez.
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Jessica took advantage of the opportunity to quiz Sue, who allayed Jessica's fears that having sex so late in the pregnancy might harm the baby, reassuring her that it was perfectly safe.
Jessica refused to bow to pressure from Jay to reveal the due date for her new baby however, saying only that it was 'soon'.She was also unwilling to tell Jay whether the child was a boy or a girl.
It is believed that the due date is around mid-September.
Jessica has been taking care to spend a lot of time with her three-year-old daughter Honor recently, to ensure that she doesn't feel left out amidst the baby buzz.
Jessica made sure Honor's third birthday, which was last month, was a special occasion for her little girl, escorting her around New York dressed adorable in a purple princess outfit.
Robert Rodriguez, the 43-year-old filmmaker who made Desperado, Spy Kids, Sin City and Machete discussed about his 4th installment in the Spy Kids series that is set to release in "4-D" on August 19, 2011.
"Spy Kids 4: All the Time in the World," would play both in 2-D and 3-D, and would be the first of the series that uses "Aromascope" that allows people to smell odors and aromas from the film via scratch & sniff cards (reminiscent of the infamous 1960s Smell-O-Vision.)
Rodriguez explained that moviegoers upon entering into the theater will be provided with a card that has eight numbers on it, This card that holds different scents interactively corresponds with the film.
"When a number flashes on the screen, Audiences are expected to scratch that particular number and smell it, and they get to smell whatever the characters in the film are smelling on screen," he said.
"There are not just sweet smells but also bad odors as the movie has a toddling baby and stinky dog — and it's all going be really fun" concluded Rodriguez.