Lea Michele had a delightful surprise in store to celebrate Mother’s Day.
On Sunday, Lea Michele, the talented actress from “Glee,” shared an exciting update on social media. She celebrated the holiday by announcing the gender of her and Zandy Reich’s second child.
“The day couldn’t be more beautiful for Mother’s Day as I hold my son, who made me a mama, and carry my daughter,” the 37-year-old expectant mother expressed with joy. 💕💐
Michele shared a heartwarming photo where she gazes down at her blossoming baby bump, visible through a partially unbuttoned white shirt. She lovingly holds a bouquet of delicate pink flowers, adding a touch of beauty to the moment.
On her Instagram Story, the star of “Scream Queens” shared a heartwarming photo of her son.
In the caption of the picture, she expressed her love for her little boy, who gave her the beautiful title of “mama”. The image showcased her tenderly holding her 3-year-old son, Ever.
Lea Michele’s baby girl will be joining her older brother, Ever.
In March, Michele and Reich happily shared the news of their second child on the way. The couple, who got married in 2019, is excitedly anticipating the new addition to their family.
“Mummy, Daddy, and Ever are filled with immense joy,” she expressed with delight.
Michele proudly showcased her baby bump at the prestigious 2024 Met Gala last week.
Lea Michele, the Broadway sensation and former star of “Glee,” exuded pure happiness as she graced the red carpet, tenderly embracing her blossoming belly. She looked absolutely stunning in a captivating Rodarte gown. The silk fabric gracefully draped over her baby bump, adorned with delicate flowers that accentuated her radiant glow.
Michele adorned herself with an extravagant lace train that cascaded behind her. For her makeup, the expectant mother opted for a soft nude pink lip and a hint of blush, which beautifully complemented her flowing brown hair styled in gentle waves that fell past her shoulders.
Lea Michele proudly showcased her baby bump at the prestigious 2024 Met Gala.
In 2021, the talented actress from “Funny Girl” opened up to ET about her path to becoming a mother, despite facing challenges with polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS).
“We had reached a point of surrender, my husband and I,” Michele shared with ET in 2021. “However, they say that it is precisely when you let go and stop striving that these little miracles occur. But it wasn’t in vain. We put in tremendous effort, working closely with my doctor and undergoing multiple surgeries to enhance my chances of conceiving, as having a baby has always been my ultimate desire.”
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