Lea Michele Shows Off Her Growing Baby Bump in a Midriff-Baring Photo
The “Glee” alum wore a stomach-exposing top and a matching pair of underwear in the intimate picture
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Lea Michele at the 2024 Hope Rising Benefit on April 4Lea Michele's baby bump continues to grow!
The Glee alum, 37, shared a sweet Instagram photo of herself cradling her baby bump while wearing a cream-colored top and a matching pair of underwear on Friday, April 26.
Her outfit matched the furniture and decor of the room in the barefoot photo, which showed the tattoos on her feet. The Scream Queens star captioned the photo with white heart and white dove emojis.
Michele announced that she was expecting her second child with her husband, Zandy Reich, by posting photos on Instagram in March. In the announcement post, she wore an off-white cape and matching underwear.
"Mommy, Daddy and Ever are overjoyed. 💛," she captioned the March 27 post, which featured messages of congratulations in the comments from celebs like JoAnna Garcia Swisher, Stassi Schroeder, Zooey Deschanel and Jessie James Decker.
She and Reich are already parents to son Ever Leo, 3.
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Lea Michele at the 2024 Hope Rising Benefit on April 4.On April 4, the former star of Funny Girl on Broadway stepped out with her husband for the first time since she announced she was expecting her second child to attend 2024 the Hope Rising Benefit at The Ziegfeld Ballroom in New York City.
She was a radiant lady in red at the event, wearing a backless red halterneck Michael Kors wrap dress with gold detailing at the neckline. She wore her hair down in loose waves and lovingly cradled her baby bump as she posed for pictures on the red carpet.
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The event wasn't her first night out while pregnant, but she did tell her followers on Instagram that she'd “never sung pregnant ever before” until she took the stage in March to sing the Funny Girl classic “Don't Rain on My Parade” at Radio City Musical Hall in NYC for “An Evening with the Presidents” — the Democratic fundraiser event featuring Presidents Joe Biden, Barack Obama and Bill Clinton.
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