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 The maternity pants are making their way around this circle: Alexis Bledel is a mom. 
  
 The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants star and her husband, actor Vincent Kartheiser, welcomed their first child– a baby boy! — last fall, her rep confirms to PEOPLE. No further details are being released. 
  
 News broke when Bledel’s Gilmore Girls costar Scott Patterson spilled the beans during a recent interview with Glamour magazine. 
  
 “She’s really blossomed as a woman and now she’s a proud new mother and married and happy,” Patterson told the magazine of his joy in being reunited with Bledel for their upcoming Gilmore Girls revival on Netflix. “She’s just the most likable, intelligent person and adorable human being. She hasn’t changed at all. She looks the same. We’re comparing notes because my son [born July 2014] is about a year and a half older than her young son. I’m showing her photos and videos and what to expect. We’re just really enjoying each other’s company.” 
  
  
  
  
  
 Bledel, 34, and Kartheiser, 37, first met on the set of Mad Men, and went public with their romance at a press event in October 2012. 
  
 The couple kept their relationship mostly out of the spotlight after their March 2013 engagement and managed to secretly wed during a quiet ceremony in California in June 2014. They made their first public appearance since 2013 at the Screen Actors Guild Awards in January. 
  
 Although the star of the soon-to-return Gilmore Girls is new to motherhood, she’s in good company: Her Sisterhood costar Blake Lively welcomed daughter James in December 2014 and is currently expecting her second child. 
  
 — Anya Leon with reporting by Kara Warner ||||| Scott Patterson couldn’t get back into character for the Gilmore Girls revival on Netflix until he slipped Luke’s baseball cap on. 
  
 “It was like no time had gone by at all,” the actor tells Glamour about returning to Stars Hollow (specifically inside his “old home,” Luke’s Diner). “Not a lot has changed with him,” he admits, but there is one thing that has definitely “ramped up” since we last saw Luke and Lorelai in the season seven finale: their romantic relationship. 
  
 New photos from the Gilmore Girls set show Luke and Lorelai holding hands , and Scott teases that their relationship is as “complex and entertaining as it’s always been, if not more so,” but the “stakes are much higher.” 
  
 Below, Scott tells us more about what to expect in the revival, including why the last four words “moved” him , how it feels like the late Ed Hermann is “watching over us” during emotional scenes about Richard’s death, and what kind of adorable kid stories he exchanges with new mom Alexis Bledel . 
  
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 What's it like being Luke again? How has he changed? 
  
 Scott Patterson: He's not a guy who changes terribly much. I guess he's a little more content and a little more mellow, but not a lot has changed with him. I'm the one that changed more than he did. It was a little daunting putting those clothes back on and putting that skin back on, but therein lies the challenge, right? 
  
 What was it like slipping into that baseball cap and plaid and jeans again? Did it feel weird? 
  
 SP: I don't think the hat was there at the wardrobe fitting, but it was waiting for me in the trailer on day one. I do distinctly remember putting it on and hearing the music of the angels descending from above. It was like turning on a switch. That hat is the key to the character, so it really helped. I felt a little lost in table reads because I didn't have the hat on. As soon as I put the hat on and walked on set, things got very familiar. It's strange how that is. 
  
 Has Luke’s Diner undergone any changes? 
  
 SP: Walking into the diner was surreal. It looked exactly the same, but maybe a little bit improved. It seemed like it was roomier, but it was the same size. ... It was reconstructed to specifications, it was exact, and it was like no time had gone by at all. It was a very nice feeling working in the diner. That's my old home. I spent seven years in that diner. It's like my man fort, somehow. 
  
 Luke and Lorelai are holding hands in new photos. What was it like getting back into that relationship with Lauren, and is the chemistry there the same? 
  
 SP: We picked up where we left off. The chemistry has always been very, very natural and very easy with her and not surprisingly, it remains that way. Funny anecdote: Our very first table read, they have Lauren and I sitting next to one another at all these table reads because they want to hear and see the dialogue as close up as they can, as realistically as they can. As soon as we sat down and said our hellos to everybody, we both simultaneously and in total synchronicity pulled out our reading glasses to put them on. We both looked at each other, laughed, and said, “Well, I guess a little time has gone by.’ [ Laughs ] It was as effortless and as fun as it's always been. 
  
 Would you say that their relationship has changed a lot since we last saw them? 
  
 SP: It's as complex and entertaining as it's always been—if not more so, actually. In these four mini movies, the relationship is really ramped up and the stakes are much higher … It's fun playing it, and it's different. There's some really juicy stuff in there. I think the fans are going to be wowed by it. It's a little different from the show because they were hour shows. These are hour and a half movies, so the scripts are longer—considerably longer. Sometimes almost twice as long. The storytelling has always been deep and involved and intricate and interesting, but it's even more so now. 
  
 What is Luke and Rory's relationship like? Are they still close? 
  
 SP: That hasn't changed. She's the apple of my eye. Luke always considered Rory to be a little bit like his child as well. He helped in raising her. 
  
 What was it like to see Alexis all grown up? She was like 16 when she started this show and went on to have a great career and get married and start her own family. 
  
 SP: It was great to see her. She's really blossomed as a woman and now she's a proud new mother and married and happy. I remember her as an 18-year-old kid, fresh out of college coming into Hollywood and being a little overwhelmed. She's just the most likable, intelligent person and adorable human being. She hasn't changed at all. She looks the same. We're comparing notes because my son is about a year and a half older than her young son. I’m showing her photos and videos and what to expect. We're just really enjoying each other’s company. 
  
 When we last spoke, you said that Rory should have ended up with Dean. Now that you've seen all the guys on set, have you changed your mind? 
  
 SP: I know it wasn't a popular statement when I declared myself to be a Team Dean member. Look, I just remember—and I never really watched all the episodes—that Dean was always very, very romantic. I thought he was the original one. The backlash was just tremendous. 
  
 Do you have a new stance now that you've heard all that backlash or are you sticking to your guns? 
  
 SP: No, I actually changed my position. Upon further reflection, I met with my top advisors on the east coast and the west coast, and we decided that the statement that I should put out was what I went with at ATX [Television Festival], which was none of them were good enough for her. 
  
 Vanessa Marano is returning as Luke’s daughter. Has that relationship changed over the years since that science fair project? 
  
 SP: It's definitely evolved, that is for sure. There are the typical challenges that a father faces with a daughter. Vanessa is great, and I love working with her. She's a pro! We had a really great time. 
  
 You tweeted a really fun throwback photo with Melissa McCarthy when she announced she was coming back ... 
  
 SP: We're all thrilled to have her back. That photo was from 2000, I think. That was maybe the first or second day on the set ever. She's done such great work since the series ended and has become this movie icon. Of all the people in that cast, I thought that she would be the one to break through because she had the best sense of humor. She’s a very dedicated actress who is also incredibly funny. She was always very natural with her humor; it was never forced. She was just that person. She was the most likable and funny person and so talented. 
  
 Who would win in a cook off: Sookie or Luke? 
  
 SP: Oh, definitely Sookie. No questions about it. I think maybe, I might be able to cook and serve faster, but I think she can cook better. 
  
 Do you know what the final four words of the show are? 
  
 SP: Yes, I do. 
  
 What was your reaction? Do you think it's a fitting ending? 
  
 SP: They actually moved me. I was very moved to hear them. It may be because I was thinking along the same lines, and it sort of matched or lined up with how I felt it should end. 
  
 One darker cloud over the set is that the loss of Ed Hermann. Is the loss of Richard felt in the script, and what has the vibe of the set been without him? 
  
 SP: The first time we all walked onto the Gilmore house interior set on stage, there were reminders of him everywhere. I didn't spend a lot of time on that set during the original run, but I spent a little bit of time there [in the Netflix series]. Everybody is really feeling his loss. The scenes that we're playing in that house obviously have a lot to do with that: dealing with that loss. It's very emotional, very impactful stuff. We almost feel him watching over us in a way. Those are very special days working on that set. He's dearly missed. You can almost hear him in the scenes. You can almost feel the void that only a man of his tremendous talent and humanity can fill. |||||
Solution:
Alexis Bledel is a new mom—though that statement shouldn't imply that she just became a mom. Because the ex-Gilmore Girls star apparently had a baby boy with husband Vincent Kartheiser of Mad Men last fall, keeping both the pregnancy and the birth under tight wraps, Entertainment Tonight reports. And the "newborn" may have remained a secret if it weren't for Bledel's GG co-star Scott Patterson, who apparently leaked the news while chatting with Glamour about the show's revival on Netflix. When Patterson was asked how it felt to see Bledel as a full-fledged adult now, he replied, "It was great to see her. She's really blossomed as a woman and now she's a proud new mother and married and happy. … We're comparing notes because my son is about a year and a half older than her young son. I’m showing her photos and videos and what to expect." People, which notes that Bledel and Kartheiser met on the set of Mad Men, says it got confirmation from Bledel's rep on the birth. (Their marriage was apparently a big secret, too.)