A source reveals that the couple is 'quietly finalizing the paperwork and expect to bring the little girl home before the holidays,' before claiming that they're also talking about marriage.
- Oct 5, 2017
AceShowbiz - Are wedding bells on the way for Sandra Bullock and Bryan Randall? Rumor has it, the "Ocean's Eight" actress, who has two adopted daughters Louis, 7, and Laila, 3, is in the process of adopting another baby girl, and she's apparently set on tying the knot with her boyfriend once they have their daughter.
OK! magazine first broke the good news. "The timing couldn't be more perfect," a source told the publication about Sandra's adoption. "Sandy is at a place in her life where everything is coming together. Word is they're quietly finalizing the adoption paperwork and expect to bring the little girl home before the holidays."
"Friends say Sandra has been aching to adopt again, and word is Bryan was completely on board," the insider revealed, before adding, "Plus, Louis and Laila are always asking when they'll have another sibling."
"Sandy's just in awe at how natural [Bryan] is with those kids," a friend revealed to the publication. "He's so patient and kind and gentle. She calls him 'the toddler whisperer' because he's so intuitive when it comes to their needs."
Now that Bryan and Sandra are reportedly adopting, they're also said to have marriage on the brain. The Oscar-winning actress previously "was left with some serious trust issues" after her then-husband Jesse James was caught cheating on her with several women.
However, it looks like the photographer, who has an adult daughter from a previous relationship, has changed Sandra's mind about tying the knot again. "Bryan really opened her up to the idea of marriage again," shared the friend. "He promised Sandy he would never disappoint her. He tells everyone she's the woman he's been searching for his whole life."
According to the mag's source, the couple is planning a springtime wedding in Sandra's Wyoming home. The source revealed they wanted their ceremony to be a low-key affair consisting of "barbecuing, country music and horseback rides for the kids."
"There's no way Sandy would spend more than $5,000 on food, wine and flowers," the insider added. "She'll see this as a chance to celebrate with their closest family and friends, not a time to fuss over high-maintenance details."
A rep for Sandra has yet to comment on the report.
