Country Music Star Sara Evans Chats With ePregnancy Magazine About Second Pregnancy, Importance of Family and Style PR Newswire -- December 5, 2002 Magazine Adopts Editorial Direction That Portrays Pregnant Women in New Light SALT LAKE CITY, Dec. 5 /PRNewswire/ -- Country music diva Sara Evans tells ePregnancy magazine, the nation's premier pregnancy publication, that she won't give up her high heels, loves her recently purchased maternity leather pants and manages to steal enough studio time to record her fourth album with her 3-year-old son, Avery, by her side as she awaits the birth of her second child. But don't ask the award-winning solo artist to choose between her family and career. "My career is nothing compared to Avery and being a mom," says the 31-year-old Platinum-selling singer in the December issue of ePregnancy. "People say, 'How do you balance career and family?' ... I don't balance my career with motherhood. My family is first. Parenting is the greatest gift I think we can have." Fresh off the success of her third album "Born To Fly" that garnered her an American Music Award for Best New Country Artist, this glamazon mom reveals details about her second pregnancy including when she first suspected she was pregnant with her second child, how she bounced back into shape after her first pregnancy and when she plans to go back on the road. Evans also shows off the sexy side of her down-home image in a photo spread dressed in some of the latest maternity fashions including form-fitting Liz Lange jeans and sleek Cadeau eveningwear. "Sara Evans carries off so well what the magazine is trying to portray -- a new type of pregnant woman who considers herself sexy, is often dressed to kill and determined to show off her swelling contours and her keen sense of style," said ePregnancy publisher Tony Golden. "That dramatic swing in how pregnant women view themselves parallels the editorial direction we're taking with ePregnancy with sharp, cutting-edge images and articles. "Our goal is to show pregnant women in a whole new light, continuing the revolution begun by Demi Moore when she posed nude while pregnant on a magazine cover." ePregnancy, the "everything pregnancy" magazine, explores such issues as fertility and preconception, fitness, nutrition, recipes, health, beauty and wellness, preparing for birth, postpartum, baby care and the styles and fashions dressing moms-to-be. Contact: Angel Streeter of TransMedia Group, +1-561-750-9800, ext. 21 AStreeter@transmediagroup.com