Pregnant Jennifer Lawrence showed a hint of her growing baby bump while packing on the PDA with husband Cooke Maroney in Los Angeles on Sunday.
The Oscar-winning actress, 34, who confirmed she was expecting her second child over the weekend, showed off her baby bump in an unbuttoned yellow floral blouse.
The star, who is already mother to two-year-old son Cy, held hands with her director Love, 40, and kissed him in the street.
She paired her top with black pants and wore her blonde locks sleek and straight.
The couple looked very much in love as they eagerly awaited the arrival of their second child, whose due date has not been announced.
Pregnant Jennifer Lawrence showed a hint of her growing baby bump while packing on the PDA with husband Cooke Maroney in Los Angeles on Sunday.
The Oscar-winning actress, 34, who confirmed she was expecting her second child over the weekend, planted a kiss on her husband, 40.
On Monday a source said People that Lawrence is “delighted to be pregnant again.”
‘She loves being a mom. She is delighted to be pregnant again. For her it seems like the perfect time. Your child will be 3 years old when the new baby arrives.
“She is very happy with Cooke. They are great together. He is super calm and that rubs off on her.
A representative for the star confirmed her pregnancy Fashion.
She was spotted on Saturday night in Los Angeles wearing a white T-shirt that hid her growing baby bump. She also wore a black skirt and a red sweater when she arrived for dinner.
Lawrence and her husband have been married since 2019.
Last year a source said Us weekly: “They are thinking about having another child.”
“At first they weren’t sure they wanted another one because it involves a lot of work, but they are obsessed with Cy and love showing videos to their friends and family,” the source said. “They have begun to consider the possibility of a second.”
In a 2022 interview with FashionJennifer spoke about the joy of becoming a mother for the first time, sharing that the birth of her son “felt like my whole life had started over.”
‘I just stared. I was so in love. I also fell in love with all the babies everywhere. Newborns are so wonderful,’ she explained.
Jennifer and Cooke tied the knot in 2019 and tied the knot at the Belcourt of Newport mansion in Rhode Island.
They welcomed 150 guests to the reception, including Adele, Amy Schumer, Cameron Diaz, Benji and Joel Madden, Nicole Richie and Kris Jenner.
Recently, the star admitted that she was too stressed worrying about her guests’ comfort and enjoyment during her big day.
‘It’s very stressful. You’re not having fun. You just think, ‘Is that person having fun?’ she joked with MY! Newshumorously referring to being the “horrible” girlfriend.
“I’ll never forget it. I was scared because the guests were cold and all my friends were lying and saying, ‘Nobody’s cold, nobody’s cold, everything’s fine, everything’s fine.'”
The star showed off her belly in an unbuttoned yellow floral blouse
Jennifer was beaming as she chatted with her husband.
The couple looked in love as they strolled through Studio City.
The star, who is already mother to two-year-old son Cy, held hands with her director Love, 40.
Jennifer had her arm around her husband throughout the day.
Jennifer looked radiant with her hair down as she sunbathed.
The star kissed her husband of five years as they prepare to expand their family.
Jennifer smiled at her partner as the couple enjoyed the day.
The couple held hands as they walked together.
Jennifer held her husband’s arm as they crossed the street.
The pair seemed close as they chatted throughout the day.
Jennifer showed off a glimpse of her growing baby bump during the day.
Jennifer and Cooke tied the knot in 2019 and were married at the Belcourt of Newport mansion in Rhode Island; pictured August 2023
“My mom told me, ‘It’s so cold 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 saw Bob, who doesn’t know anyone and is wandering around, and I immediately said, ‘No, this is not what he wants to do.’ I don’t want him here.’
“So I walked up to him and whispered, ‘Go home,’ and he was nice, he liked talking to my parents, and he was polite, but I said, ‘Go home.'”
“(After he left) that really made me feel better.”
