Sofia Vergara Says She Does Not Mind Being Pregnant In Her 40s

Sofia Vergara recently said that she is now considering having another baby, despite saying it would be weird for her to have another one since she is already a mom of a 23-year-old. The actress shared that she would do it if it would make Joe Manganiello happy.

Despite having such qualms about being pregnant again, Sofia said she would not mind doing it if her fiancé Joe wants babies. "My son, Manolo, is 23 years old, which is going to be really weird if I have another baby," the “Modern Family” star shared to Vanity Fair. "But, you know, Joe wants babies and if it's going to make him super-happy, then ..."

The actress is reportedly too enamoured with Joe to deny him anything. She said she could not find anything about him that she wants to change at all, except the fact that he is four years younger than her.

She also shared how Joe contacted Jesse Tyler Fergusson the moment he knew of her breakup with ex-fiancé Nick Loeb just to get her number. She said her first reaction was that he was too handsome for her. Eventually, she allowed Jesse to give her number, thinking nothing would come off the mutual attraction since they were both working. She was in New Orleans at the time and Joe was in L.A. However, Joe managed to show up at New Orleans and they have been inseparable ever since.

Right now all is well for Sofia on both her personal and professional life. According to Forbes, she the is highest-paid TV actress for three consecutive years now. In 2014, she earned $37 million. At 42, the actress trumps her fellow “Modern Family” cast members not because she is earning more than them per episode (all of them earn $325,000 per episode), but because she has a host of lucrative endorsements and licencing deals.

Vergara represents Diet Pepsi, CoverGirl, Head & Shoulders, AT&T, as well as Synthroid. Apart from her acting and advertising work, she is also the co-founder of Latin World Entertainment, which is a multi-million dollar empire. Latin World Entertainment recently partnered with CNET to establish a Spanish-language tech news site.

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