Pregnant Jenna Dewan shows off her bump in floral dress as she steps out with son Callum, 4 – as she counts down to due date for third child

Pregnant Jenna Dewan was beaming as she was spotted with her 4-year-old son Callum in Los Angeles on Thursday.

The soon-to-be mother of three, 43, showed off her baby bump in a long floral dress and sneakers with white sunglasses.

The mother and son appeared to be leaving their swimming lessons as she carried a beach towel as the couple strolled.

Jenna shares Callum with fiancé Steve Kazee and also has daughter Everly, 10, with ex-husband Channing Tatum, 43.

The Rookie actress recently revealed that she and Steve are finally setting a date for their wedding after being engaged for four years.

The Come Dance with Me judge shared an update on her wedding plans when she appeared on the Jennifer Hudson Show recently.

‘We have been committed forever. We got engaged and then a lot of things happened in life,’ she explained to Hudson.

“Suddenly there was (COVID-19) and (the) pandemic and home and then baby number three,” Dewan added. “So we keep pushing this day.”

‘I think it’s the right time. I think maybe honey, no. 3 had to be here for the whole family to be complete,’ she said.

“It always works like that. “I believe in divine timing,” she added.

Dewan, who showed off her dancer’s flexibility in a Pilates class, continued: “But now we really want to and we’re setting the date and getting it going.”

She also shared that her dream officiants would be Oprah Winfrey and RuPaul because the two celebrities “basically (describe) me in a few words,” and she would “set a date tomorrow” if either of them accepted.

Jenna and Steve announced they were expecting another baby in January in an Instagram video where he strummed his guitar and serenaded her.

‘Do you think if I have @stevekazee serenade me every night the baby will get his voice back?’ Dewan wrote in his caption.

Jenna had Everly when she was 32 and reflected on the differences of being pregnant at 43 in an interview with Mameluke.

“I’m not sure the body will necessarily spring back into action like it did years ago,” she said. ‘We’ll see. I’ll report back, but I think there’s a little bit of ignorance, this dancer in me that just says, “Okay, do it.” “I have recovered very well each time, but I am open to what happens.”