Rebecca Romijn is showing off her new twins to InStyle Magazine.

Rebecca says husband Jerry O’Connell is a great dad to daughters Dolly Rebecca Rose and Charlie Tamara Tulip: “He’s got endless amounts of energy, and he’s having such a blast with these girls…He’s determined not to let them ever date while he is alive,” she joked.

“Being a mom makes me feel whole and like I understand the meaning of life,” Rebecca says in the interview. “All I want to do is stare into my babies’ eyes nonstop.” And she’s almost back to her pre-baby body: “I’m a jeans size up from where I usually am, but there’s nothing about it that freaks me out.”

Rebecca will appear in the magazine’s Sexy Issue — hitting newsstands next Friday, May 22. For more information, visit www.InStyle.com.

Rebecca Romijn was spotted showing off her post-babies body about in Calabasas, California on Thursday, January 29.

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Rebecca and husband Jerry O’Connell welcomed the arrival of twin daughters Dolly Rebecca Rose and Charlie Tamara Tulip on December 28.

Ugly Betty star Rebecca Romijn and husband Jerry O’Connell have welcomed the arrival of twin daughters, shock jock Howard Stern announced on his Sirius radio show Monday morning.

“They had twin girls, Dolly and Charlie,” Stern said. “Rebecca likes Dolly Parton, so they named the one after Dolly Parton, and Jerry got to name the other one Charlie, but his brother’s name is Charlie — and it’s a girl Charlie.”

“Rebecca Romijn gave birth on Dec. 28 to two healthy daughters, Dolly Rebecca Rose and Charlie Tamara Tulip. Mother, father and both girls are all home and doing well,” a rep for the couple said in a statement.

Dolly and Charlie..interesting. What do you think of those name choices, Crunchers?

“I have not been without a bra this entire pregnancy. I refuse. I’m not taking any chances. I’m determined to keep the puppies up!”

“We did not do IVF,” she says. “A year ago, we tried [the fertility drug] Clomid for a couple of months unsuccessfully. But by the second month, I was like, ‘Ahhh! I hate this!’ I think when you start messing with your own hormones, it’s crazy-making.”

Check out the New York Post this weekend for see more of Rebecca’s interview.

In these tough economic times, who would turn down a free furnished baby nursery from the Queen of Talk?

Jerry O’Connell and Rebecca Romijn, that’s who.

The expectant parents, who are expecting twin girls this January, have snubbed an offer from Oprah Winfrey to design a nursery for the twins in the couple’s Los Angeles-area home, Star Magazine reports.

Jerry and Rebecca politely turned O down after learning they would have to use the talk show host’s designer.

Rebecca “had already promised her decorator friend Joseph Wall the job.”

Rebecca Romijn will name one of her unborn daughters after busty country music legend Dolly Parton.

The Ugly Betty star is expecting twin daughters with husband Jerry O’Connell later this year, and the star of television’s Ugly Betty cannot a better namesake for one of her girls than the self-proclaimed Backwoods Barbie.

“Dolly has this great, sweet personality but she is also so strong and wise. I got her blessing. She was honored I had chosen the name Dolly.”

“I have been a Dolly fan all of my life. She is a wonderful woman. I really connect with her music and I can’t think of a better role model for my children,” Rebecca, 35, tells In Touch.

Hollywood couple Jerry O’Connell, 34, and his 35-year-old wife Rebecca Romijn are expecting twins this Winter, a spokesman for the couple confirmed Monday morning.

Rebecca Romijn is leaving Ugly Betty. The actress, who has portrayed male-to-female transsexual Alex/Alexis Meade since Season One, has decided not to return for a third season on the Golden Globe Award-winning series due to frustration with the show’s writers. Rebecca says she will return to the ABC series for small guest appearances.

The former star of the short-lived WB series Pepper Dennis, tells the NYPost.com’s Pop Wrap column: “They made a tremendous amount of changes, especially with the writing staff (during the writer’s strike)…With all the changes, I’m not sure they can take care of my character they way they have been. So I’ll be leaving, back in a recurring capacity, but time for me to leave and find something else.”