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Brian Austin GreenandSharna Burgesshave big plans for their little guy.
Looking ahead to sonZane Walker’s first birthday, the couple tells PEOPLE they’re excited to plan a “big to-do” when he turns one in June while chatting on the red carpet at the 2023 iHeart Radio Awards.
“She’ll end up buying him a house and stuff like that, a whole bunch of stuff he doesn’t need,” Green, 49, says of Burgess with a laugh. “But she’s just like, ‘Oh my God, I have a 1-year-old,’ so she’s going to go crazy.”
“It’s so cool to have him and to see everyone and to know how fast this year has gone. I just want to celebrate the entire life of him so far, and I want to do the cake smash,” adds Burgess.
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“He hasn’t had sugar yet, things like that. He’s just had very organic, homemade whole foods, so I want him to have that cake for the first time,” Burgess says. “Take all the photos and catch all the facial expressions.”
“Because he’s going to lose his mind,” theBeverly Hills, 90210alum chimes in. “Can you imagine the first time he puts cake in his mouth?”
“Oh my God, yeah. I dread it, but I love it,” Burgess adds. “That’ll be his first taste of something really sweet.”
As far as growing their brood — which also includes Green’s sonsJourney River, 6,Bodhi Ransom, 9, andNoah Shannon, 10, with exMegan Fox, andKassius “Kass” Lijah, 20, with exVanessa Marcil— Burgess says “it’s not a no, but it’s not a yes yet.”
“I mean, I absolutely think about it all the time because I’m so in love,” she says, to which Green notes, “Yeah, starting to think about it and actually doing it are two different things.”
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“I do want a girl, but I’m five in, and that hasn’t happened so far, so I’m assuming that the odds for me…” he jokes, adding, “Maybe I’m meant to be a boy dad.”
“And maybe I’m meant to be a boy mom. So in love with being a boy mom, a wolf pack mom, I call it,” Burgess says. “But it’s not a no, and it’s not a yes yet. It’s definitely a maybe. We have to see where we’re at in life.”
“Traveling as a pack of seven, that’s a really big gig,” she points out.
“Imagine how many rooms we need in a hotel because at that point you have to travel with a nanny,” Green says. “It’s a big undertaking.”
source: people.com
