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Katherine Heigl and husband Josh Kelley have packed it up and left LA for Utah! The happy couple

Kelley, a singer, promoted his new, more country sound in an interview with Us Weekly and shared the news of their move.

Are you in Los Angeles now?

We live up in the mountains in Utah now. Katie rides horses, I do a lot of fishing and golfing, it’s a lot of fun.

How did you find Utah?

Just kind of randomly. It was a dream of Katie’s for years. We got married out there and I just fell in love with it. It’s amazing and one of my favorite places in the world. What we’ll probably do is put our time between Nashville and Utah. When we were in L.A., we were never in the scene. We don’t really leave the house. I stay in my studio and write music all the time…

The only thing I miss about L.A. is the golf course! Other than that, no. I don’t miss the traffic, I don’t miss the fact that our yard was too small for our animals.

Katherine Heigl was happy to be home when she landed at LAX on Friday, June 11th.

32-year-old Heigl was in the UK where she was promoting her latest rom-com, Killers costarring Ashton Kutcher.

Katherine recently told USA Today that she and hubby Josh Kelley would like to make their daughter Naleigh a big sister!

“Maybe we’ll have four or five kids. We’ll see how two go. Two could throw me right over the edge,” Kat said. “We’ve talked about biological children, and we haven’t ruled it out. But I would like to adopt again. It’s a little bit hard for me. If I have a biological child, is there a child now who will go without a mom? But I can’t take them all.”

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Katherine Heigl showed up at the UK premiere of The Killers looking like Julia Roberts in Steel Magnolias. I’m not sure why she’s going with the 80′s look, but it’s certainly not doing her any favors.

She just aged herself about 15 years with that hair! Yikes!

But on a lighter note, how awesome is Steel Magnolias! Now I’m feeling the need to cuddle up on the couch and watch it.

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Katherine Heigl is planning to have another baby.

The ‘Killers’ actress – who already raises seventeen-month-old adopted daughter Naleigh with her husband Josh Kelley - admits they are thinking about extending their brood further and hope to have another child in the near future.

Katherine revealed: “We would like to have a second child – adopted or biological. We’re not ruling it out.”

The 31-year-old beauty has been inspired to raise a second child by the recent earthquakes in the Caribbean nation Haiti, where the area suffered mass devastation and thousands of children lost their parents.

She told Germany’s Gala magazine: “Just look at Haiti. They’re so many parentless children. It breaks my heart. I want to help.”

While Katherine is keen to lend her support to others, Josh believes an addition to their family would provide “a little friend” for their young daughter.

Although they have no specific plans at the moment, Katherine admits anything is possible because she is so spontaneous.

She added: “I often plunge into things and hope everything will be alright.”

Katherine has always been dedicated to motherhood, and even quit her work on medical drama show ‘Grey’s Anatomy’ so she could spend more time with Naleigh.

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This movie actually looks pretty cute, which for Katherine Heigl is saying a lot. She’s been on my sh*t list, ever since she started talking crap about Grey’s Anatomy back in 2008. She just came off like a spoiled actress. Then came the unbelievably awful The Ugly Truth costarring the unfunny Gerard Butler. Next up is her new film The Killers with the overrated Ashton Kutcher, and I only have to watch the trailer to know the movie is terrible. So I’m hoping this new movie with Josh Duhamel (whom I love, if you don’t believe all that stripper drama) will finally be a good move on her part. It looks cute, though I can tell you I’m sick and tired of the poopy-diaper scene. The only movie to get it right was Three Men and a Baby back in the 80′s (watch it below). Ever since then, it just gets old!

Holly Berenson (Katherine Heigl) is an up-and-coming caterer and Eric Messer (Josh Duhamel) is a promising network sports director. After a disastrous first date, the only thing they have in common is their dislike for each other and their love for their goddaughter, Sophie. But when they suddenly become all Sophie has in the world, Holly and Messer are forced to put their differences aside. Juggling career ambitions and competing social calendars, they’ll have to find some common ground while living under one roof.

While promoting her new action-comedy ‘Killers,’ co-starring Ashton Kutcher and Tom Selleck and in theaters June 4, Katherine Heigl admitted to ET’s Samantha Harris that she regrets leaving “Grey’s Anatomy” every day, but said she’s grateful that she chose to raise her baby daughter Naleigh full-time instead.

“It was a really hard choice to make and you never quite know, ‘Was it the right choice or the wrong choice?’” Katherine said of leaving “Greys.” “But the only thing that gives me solace is knowing that if I hadn’t [left], I wouldn’t have had these months with Naleigh that have just sort of solidified our relationship.”

“I needed that to happen,” she continued. “I really needed her to get that I’m her mom. And I needed to show her that, I couldn’t just tell her.”

Katherine, who adopted Naleigh from Korea last September with her husband Josh Kelley, told Samantha she hasn’t seen the “Grey”‘s season finale yet, but she plans to catch it soon on i-Tunes — and she confessed that she can’t help but wonder how her character Izzy’s tale would have played out.

“As much as I miss my friends [on the show] and wonder what Izzy’s storyline would have been in the season finale, I am so, so grateful that I chose to give [Naleigh] this time. She and I needed it.”

“She’s just getting more and more fun every day, like the walking, the talking and mimicking,” added the proud mom. “She’s super-goofy and has a great sense of humor which is just awesome for us, because we love to laugh.

“It’s been really amazing to have that time with her, for sure, and to be just Mom, and be involved and be in charge,” Katherine said. “And so now it’s hard to go back to work, but there is a big part of me that’s anxious to go back to work.”

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