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Baby, Baby; Nancy Grace Expecting Twins

Posted: 12:21 pm EDT June 26, 2007Updated: 1:42 pm EDT June 26, 2007

NEW YORK -- Nancy Grace, Headlines News star, is expecting twins.

She told the New York Post she was secretly married in Atlanta in April.

The babies are due in January, according to the Post article.

Grace plans to tell the whole story Tuesday night on her Headlines News show.

The new husband is David Linch, an Atlanta investment banker who has known Grace since they attended Mercer University together in the 70s.

Grace declined to reveal whether she underwent fertility treatments to become pregnant at 47.

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