Kaley Cuoco cuts a casual figure in gray sweatpants in LA one month after her welcoming first child

New mom Kaley Cuoco opted for casual comfort on Tuesday as she headed out on an errand in sunny Los Angeles.

The Big Bang Theory alum, 37, who recently enjoyed an adventure to a farm with her month-old daughter, Matilda, held a smartphone to her ear as she held a brief conversation.

The star welcomed her first child, a baby girl, on March 30 with her partner and fellow actor, Tom Pelphrey, with whom she has been officially in a relationship since May 2022.

Strolling under the warm sunshine, the Emmy-nominated actress slipped into a pair of loose-fitting, gray Nike sweatpants that were fastened with drawstrings at the waist.

The mother of one of them also wore a plain white T-shirt that was partially covered by a cream-colored fuzzy jacket that she preferred to unzip.

To add a splash of color to her monochromatic ensemble for today, Kaley wore a pair of bright pink socks teamed with black slip-on open-toed sandals.

The flight attendant actress chose not to carry heavy purses or handbags while grocery shopping, simply holding her car keys in her left hand as she made her way through a parking lot.

This past weekend, the star enjoyed a relaxing day out to a farm with her mini-me in adorable videos and photos she shared on her Instagram stories earlier Saturday.

The first roll the actress uploaded to her 7.8 million fans and followers showed her holding her daughter. The star gently kissed Matilda on the cheek as they stood under a shady tree with farm animals beside them.

The track, Never Grow Up, by Taylor Swift, played in the background, with lyrics like, “Oh baby, don’t you ever grow up/Don’t you ever grow up/Just stay this little,” appearing in the towards the bottom of the video.

The star also shared a photo of herself holding Matilda as she leaned slightly over a low, white fence so her one-month-old brown girl could meet the adorable farm animals, such as a goat.

Staying comfy: While lounging under the warm sun, the Emmy-nominated actress slipped into loose-fitting, gray Nike sweatpants teamed with a white shirt and fluffy jacket

Mother-daughter time: Kaley also happily posed for a loving selfie with her mini-me to capture the special moment, writing, “Born a farm girl!”

“All the little ones are very interested in the human little haha,” she humorously typed in a caption added to the photo.

Kaley also happily posed for a loving selfie with her mini-me to capture the special moment, writing, “Born a farm girl!”

The last photo she shared on her Instagram stories showed a close friend holding Matilda in her arms. Kaley snapped the photo with the little one looking over the friend’s shoulder.

Kaley announced she was expecting her first child with Tom late last year in October, revealing that their little girl was welcomed into the world on March 30.

The two lovebirds, who publicly confirmed they were dating in May last year, also celebrated their one-year anniversary last month in April.

Aside from embracing motherhood, Cuoco has bounced back into the television world much to the delight of fans. She will appear in the upcoming Peacock thriller titled, Based on a True Story, which is due out next month on June 8.

The eight-part series also stars The Mindy Project actor, Chris Messina, as well as Death On The Nile star, Tom Bateman, and Stranger Things actress, Natalie Dryer.

During an exclusive interview with Vanity purse which was published Tuesday, Kaley revealed that her real pregnancy was written into the script and added that she started filming five months pregnant and stopped shortly before giving birth to Matilda.

Parenting: Kaley announced she was expecting her first child with Tom late last year in October, revealing that their little girl was welcomed into the world on March 30; the couple seen in April in Los Angeles

Back on screen: Aside from embracing motherhood, Cuoco has bounced back into the world of television, much to the delight of fans

Upcoming thriller: She will appear in the upcoming Peacock thriller titled, Based on a true story, which will be released next month on June 8

She explained that the crew and creator, Craig Rosenberg, “really let me be myself,” adding, “They let me do my Kaley thing.”

The star later stated, “It all just felt right for me, and it ended up being one of the most enjoyable acting experiences I’ve ever had.”

In regards to being pregnant when production started, Kaley admitted, “It was really great writing it down because I never had to hide anything.”

“I could still eat what I wanted and wear what I wanted, and it worked for the character, which is so rare — that you can keep eating for a role,” she added, saying that for more “crazy” scenes, stunt doubles were brought in.

The premise of the series follows: “A real estate agent, a former tennis star and a plumber seize a unique opportunity to capitalize on America’s obsession with true crime,” said an official. IMDB synopsis.

Her fellow castmate, Chris, gushed to Vanity Fair that Kaley “just rolls into it, and she’s just so loose and free and playful.”

Star-studded cast: The eight-part series also stars The Mindy Project actor Chris Messina, Death On The Nile star Tom Bateman and Stranger Things actress Natalie Dryer

Filming while pregnant: While speaking to Vanity Fair, Kaley revealed that her real pregnancy was written into the script for Based on a true story, but additional stunt doubles were brought in for more ‘crazy’ scenes

The last show she worked on was The Flight Attendant, which aired for two seasons and earned her numerous nominations such as Emmys and Golden Globes.

She also voiced Harley Quinn in an HBO Max animated series of the same name, the most recent episode of which aired earlier this year in February.

On Tuesday, the actress, who previously shared behind-the-scenes snaps from the set last month in March, excitedly announced that Based On A True Story will premiere next month on June 8.

She typed to her fans and followers: “It’s happening!” and after revealing the release date, Kaley concluded, “if you like true crime mixed with an awkward comedy, this one is for you.”