Tina Fey and Her Fetus to Co-Host 'SNL'

Oh, Tina Fey...you become the first female head writer on "Saturday Night Live," you create the best sitcom currently running with "30 Rock," and you have children...is there nothing you can't do?

Amid rumors that her show was coming to a close (Alec Baldwin has since said that he wishes "30 Rock" a long and healthy life), Tina Fey took Oprah's airwaves to promote her new book "Bossypants" and announce an upcoming gig hosting "Saturday Night Live." The twist? Whispers: She was pregnant the whole time.

Indeed, Fey is five months pregnant with her second child. She also has a five-year-old daughter with her composer-husband Jeff Richmond, who wrote the very catchy "30 Rock" theme. People reported that the taped segment will air on April 12th.

Fey has hosted "Saturday Night Live" twice since leaving the show, and both have been among the show's highlights over the last few seasons.

Hopefully she won't be forced to go back to the well with her Sarah Palin impersonation, as the governor-turned-political-commentator has been rather quiet these last few months. Too quiet.

"Bossypants," which features the troubling image of Fey's head on a man's body, is a memoir of her life, telling stories from her childhood all the way up to the ins-and-outs of running "30 Rock" while raising children. It's available now wherever books are sold. So, you know...Amazon...and that independent bookstore across town that you'd love to support but their prices are just a little too high.