[MSTARS EXCLUSIVE]: Terra Jole Ready to Give Birth! 'Little Women LA' Star Dishes on Her Last Leg of Pregnancy, the Show and Life as a 'Little Person' [AUDIO]

Terra Jole's baby is due next month, and we can't wait! MStars News reporter Star Connor had the chance to chat one on one with the pregnant Little Women: LA star to check on the last leg of her pregnancy, the show, life as a little person, and her music as she and her hunny Joe Gnoffo enjoyed their last babymoon before the birth of their child.

Star: So I have one of my favorite people, Terra Jole, from the hit show Little Women LA. How are you?

Terra: "Big and pregnant. But I'm feeling great."

Star: After watching the show this week, we all found out that you are due in March. How anxious are you to see your baby?

Terra: "I'm extremely anxious. I feel like I'm having conversations with my belly way too much. I can't wait to actually see a human being outside of this big belly of mine."

Star: You have not revealed the sex of your baby yet. Are you still waiting to know the sex of your child until it is born?

Terra: "I know the sex of my child, but you will have to wait and tune in. It's actually revealed during the season finale."

Star: When it came to predicting what you would name your child, did you and Joe agree on anything?

Terra: "Joe and I have probably argued more about names than anything else with this baby. I like the unique names and if Joe had it his way, he'd probably go with Joe Jr. or something very common. He loves the everyday names. I like the 'I've never heard of that name before' kind of names."

Star: For the people who keep up with the show, we have witnessed you go to the doctor, as they revealed some crazy things about your pregnancy. How are you keeping a positive attitude?

Terra: "I think there's a lot of stresses, and there's a lot of issues that we all go through on a daily basis. If you're stressing out the most important thing that's about to happen in your life then it's nothing but a negative energy for you and a negative energy for the baby. ... No matter what happens with this baby, we're going to love it 100 percent. ... I feel like I'm carrying twins because of how much weight I've gained. I started at 95 pounds and I'm sad to say I'm not even done with my pregnancy and I've already gained 40 pounds."

Star: I remember in one episode you told your mother you were expecting. She looked at you with a blank stare. Has that situation gotten better?

Terra: "It has gotten better, my mom is supportive. It's that initial fear, she cared about her own baby, she cared more about me, you know. Putting my body through jeopardy, financial situation, everything the common thing that a mother worries about. The fact that I'm not married, these are all the things that go through a mom's mind. ... Like how is this child going to be raised? Or what is going to happen to my own daughter's body when this child is here. I understand where she's coming from, I think a large part of that is because she's not little herself, so a lot of the average-size community that have little children are very over-protective of their 'little person' or 'little people' child."

Star: This is Season 2. Will there be a Season 3, and if so will you introduce your child to the show?

Terra: "Having the child on camera is something that Joe and I are kind of nervous about doing. It's a very dramatic show, about he said, she said. People judge every little detail about your life and when your involving a child you want to do what's best for the child. ... I do feel like there is going to be a Season 3 even though there hasn't been a confirmation. The ratings are going amazing, Lifetime has been supportive. Hopefully, we'll handle it day by day, and see what happens."

Star: So back on the "he said, she said." How are you dealing with the drama while pregnant?

Terra: "I've should've taken advice from a million people before filming this season. I go from innocent baby lamb to crazy psycho. I don't have a middle ground ... I wish I would've stuck a sock in my mouth many times to where I just didn't get involved. I lack a filter, being pregnant is more of a roller-coaster than anyone ever signed up for."

Check out more of the interview below to see if there's more drama Terra has to deal with while carrying her child: