Jennifer Lawrence is expecting her second child with husband Cooke Maroney.
A representative for the star, 34, confirmed her pregnancy with Vogue.
She was seen on Saturday evening in Los Angeles with a white T-shirt concealing her burgeoning baby bump. She also sported a black skirt and red sweater as she arrived to dinner.
Lawrence and her husband have been married since 2019 and share two-year-old son Cy together.
Last year a source told Us Weekly: ‘They’re thinking about having another child.’
‘At first they weren’t sure if they wanted another one because it’s so much work, but they’re obsessed with Cy and love showing off videos to their friends and family,’ the source said. ‘They’ve started warming up to the possibility of a second.’
In a 2022 interview with Vogue, Jennifer opened up about the joy of becoming a first-time mother, sharing that the birth of her son ‘felt like my whole life had started over.’
‘I just stared. I was just so in love. I also fell in love with all babies everywhere. Newborns are just so amazing,’ she explained.
Jennifer and Cooke wed in 2019, tying the knot at the Belcourt of Newport mansion in Rhode Island.
They hosted 150 guests at the reception including Adele, Amy Schumer, Cameron Diaz, Benji and Joel Madden, Nicole Richie and Kris Jenner.
Recently the star recently admitted that she was too stressed worrying about her guests’ comfort and enjoyment during her big day.
‘It’s so stressful. You’re not having fun. You’re just like, “Is that person having fun?” she joked to E! News, humorously referring to being the bride ‘awful.’
‘I’ll never forget—I was freaking out about the guests being cold, and all of my friends were lying they’re like, “Nobody’s cold, nobody’s cold, everything’s fine, everything’s fine.’
‘My mom was like, “It’s freezing out there, your grandmother almost died.”‘
The actress even ordered her friend and frequent co-star Robert De Niro to ‘go home’ during the rehearsal dinner because she was convinced he didn’t want to be there.
She said: ‘I looked over and I saw Bob, who doesn’t know anybody and he’s kind of wandering around, and I immediately was like, “No, this isn’t what he wants to be doing. I don’t want him here.”
‘So I went over and whispered, I was like, “Go home” and he was nice – he like talked to my parents and was polite – but I was like, “Go.”
‘[After he left] that just genuinely made me feel better.’
