Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott Tweet Picture of New Baby Girl

Hattie Margaret McDermott was born on Monday morning.

Tori Spelling and Dean McDermott are celebrating the birth of their new baby girl, Hattie Margaret McDermott. The couple tweeted the happy news along with a photo of Hattie’s feet on Tuesday.

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“Our family's so happy 2 announce tht 10/10/11 R baby girl Hattie Margaret McDermott was born at 7:08am! Xoxo,” the couple writes on their joint Twitter account.

The happy father also tweeted on his personal account, “She’s gorgeous!!”

According to Life & Style, Hattie arrived a week earlier than the projected due date.

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Hattie, the couple's third child, joins brother Liam, 4, and sister Stella, 3.

That isn’t the only new news for the couple this week. Oxygen also announced Tuesday that the sixth season of Tori & Dean: Home Sweet Hollywood will premiere on Tuesday, November 29 at 10 p.m., which should document Spelling's pregnancy.

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'Tweet,' 'Sexting' Among the Words Added to the Oxford English Dictionary

Other words such as "cougar" and "followers" got added definitions for the 12th edition.

What better way to celebrate your 100th birthday than with a little sexting? Or a tweet?

The Concise Oxford English Dictionary celebrated its 100th birthday by getting a little work done, adding modern-day terms to its pages. Sexting, retweet, cyberbullying, textspeak and woot (yes, as in “woot, woot”), were a few of the 400 words that were added for the 12th edition.

“These additions are just carrying on the tradition of a dictionary that has always sought to be progressive and up to date,” wrote editor Angus Stevenson in an online statement. Also added to the new version were the words domestic goddess, gastric band and slow food. As for fashion, “jeggings” was added, and is defined as “tight-fitting stretch trousers for women, styled to resemble a pair of denim jeans.”

Not only were new words added, but new meanings were also added for some words. For example, a new definition for “follower” has been added that reads, “someone who is tracking a particular person, group, etc. on a social networking site.” In the same way “cougar” has been updated to also mean “an older woman seeking a sexual relationship with a younger man.”

The first edition of the Concise Oxford English Dictionary was printed in 1911. We can only wonder what they would have thought of the addition of “mankini” to the dictionary.

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