Ex-Russian spy Anna Chapman gives birth to baby boy

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Anna Chapman was famously deported in 2010 after being outed as a spy who was posing as a real estate agent in New York City. The femme fatale and 9 other spies were involved in a prisoner swap between Moscow and Washington. Now, Chapman has made a career on her looks. She's walked the catwalk for multiple fashion houses and was even in attendance for the 2013 Cannes Film Festival.

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Some of the four accused couples, including residents of Montclair, N.J., and Yonkers, even had children together to make their cover more realistic. "The evidence here is overwhelming. It is simple. It is strong," said Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael Farbiarz at a hearing in Manhattan. Here, in Federal Court are Judge Ronald Ellis (left) arraigns (from left) Anna Chapman, Vicki Pelaez, Cynthia Murphy and husband Richard Murphy and Juan Lazaro.

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SHE LOVES spying so much, she wants to marry it! Knockout Russian secret agent Anna Chapman has the hots for Edward Snowden, the man behind the leaks of top-secret National Security Agency documents. "Snowden, will you marry me?" Chapman tweeted on July 3, 2013 from Russia, with love. The contact comes 3 years after Chapman's deportation to Russia. "@nsa will you look after our children?" she later tweeted to an account not actually representing the agency.

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The FBI announced June 28, 2010 it had smoked out a nest of 11 Russian spies who spent decades under "long-term deep cover" - living as ordinary suburbanites with lawns and minivans while gathering information for Moscow. The amazing charges were laid out in a federal complaint that reads like an old-school spy thriller, packed on every page with invisible inks, mysterious meetings and secrets sent by shortwave radio.

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From the spy ring to the catwalk, sexy Russian spy Anna Chapman is now a bona fide model! On April 3, 2011, Chapman made a surprise appearance during Russian designers Shivan & Rudkovskaya's runway show during Russian Fashion Week. Clad in a fur jacket and tight leather pants, Chapman provocatively posed holding a gun to Russian pop singer Dima Bilan's head.

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Former U.S. National Security Agency contractor Edward Snowden, who is in Moscow, is seen on a giant screen during a live video conference for an interview as part of Amnesty International's annual Write for Rights campaign at the Gaite Lyrique in Paris, France, Dec. 10, 2014. (AP Photo/Charles Platiau, Pool)

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Posing as an ex-housewife and real estate agent, Anna Chapman took cover in New York City for decades. Chapman, posing as a demure divorced 28-year-old who said she founded an online real estate company worth $2 million, was busted in 2010.

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Former Russian spy Anna Chapman, seen in 2013, has given birth to her first child.

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Anna Chapman, along with nine other Russian spies, were deported in 2010 in a government swap with Washington. Chapman (l.) is sketched here in court on June 28, 2010.