Nicole Richie Is Craving…What?

Posted by Sassy Smith at 3:00 PM on September 14, 2009

Nicole Richie gave birth to her son Sparrow James Midnight Madden on September 9, and she’s now planning on fulfilling a craving that she had during pregnancy but was unable to have. What is it?

Sushi!

The former reality TV star tweeted on early Friday morning, “Next Stop: SUSHI,”

Nicole also put on Twitter, “What a great day to come back on. Thank you everyone for your well wishes. I love my family!”

Nicole’s boyfriend and father of her children, Joel Madden, tweeted, “1st day of his life & my son is already a trending topic on twitter. That’s right son, ur just like your old man.”

Aw, we can’t wait to see pics of their little man!

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