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  •   Home > News > Entertainment

    Peaches Geldof will not have her newborn son circumcised

    The 23-year-old daughter of Bob Geldof - who gave birth to Astala Dylan Willow on Saturday (21.04.12) - converted to Judaism for fiancé Thomas Cohen last year, although both have decided against having the little one undergo the traditional procedure.


    Thomas, who fronts band S.C.U.M, said: "Even though we're both Jewish, our baby won't have a Jewish circumcision."

    And another thing their first-born won't be having is a nanny as the love-birds are determined to do everything themselves.

    Thomas told the Daily Star newspaper: "We definitely won't have a nanny. We have already made that decision.

    "It'll be just us and our families looking after our baby.

    "We've discussed how we're going to bring him up, but that's something I can't really talk about."

    Meanwhile, the proud father - who will marry Peaches in a full Jewish ceremony next year - says he has been swotting up on ways to make his boy smile.

    He added: "I've been reading baby books and watched a film the other night with tips on how to make sure he'll be happy. My favourite thing for the nursery is a wigwam to put outside.

    "I'm going to put him in it. It's really for when he's a bit older, but I couldn't resist it."

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