Anne Hathaway is pregnant with her third child.
The actress made the announcement on her Instagram page on Friday, June 19 (PH time), as she shared a short clip showing her baby bump.
Friends and fans of the actress were quick to congratulate her.
"Oh my!!! 😍😍😍😍 congratulations to you all!!! Soooooo happy," Lily Collins commented.
"Wow! So happy for you. Congratulations!🩷 🩷" one fan wrote.
Anne is married to Adam Shulman. The couple welcomed their first son, Jonathan, in 2016, followed by their second son, Jack, in 2019.
The actress has been keeping her children out of the spotlight. In an interview with PORTER in 2023, Anne explained why she wanted to keep her personal life private.
"It’s something I feel is not just essential for my health — I’m on a team, it’s my family, and it’s not just about me," she highlighted.
"My family has needs, and one of the needs of children is that they need to be able to define their own lives. It doesn’t even occur to me to link the two up, except through gratitude that they serve each other so beautifully. But they serve each other through me, and not through a space that’s outside of myself," she added.
In an interview on The Jess Cagle Show in 2022, Anne discussed the balance between her career and family life, explaining that she now chooses her projects more selectively.
"That's kind of re-prioritized everything, so it's actually made me a bit choosier because something really has to be so excellent to spend time away from them because they're so precious to me," she stated.
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Anne also noted that she wants to keep her children out of the entertainment industry while they are young.
"I would probably take the same tack that my parents did with me, which is: You have all the time in the world to be a professional actor; you can only be a child once," she said in a past interview with WSJ Magazine in 2022.
She went on: "So I would encourage them to study, to go to classes, to read, but I would strongly discourage them from starting too young. I think that they'll be in a position where they'll be able to go to college and figure out where they want to go from there."