Lea Michele is pregnant! Glee veteran, 37, shows off her baby bump as she expects her second child: ‘Mommy, Daddy and Ever are overjoyed’
Lea Michele is pregnant with her second child.
The Glee veteran made the announcement on Instagram on Wednesday when she shared images of her bare baby bump.
The 37-year-old Broadway star from the Bronx wore a creamy ivory top that was pulled back to reveal her stomach as she cradled it with both hands. She added tiny panties as she posed barefoot in images of Alex Frank.
“Mom, Dad and Ever are overjoyed,” the Brunette Bombshell author wrote in her caption.
She has been married to Zandy Reich since 2019 and they already have a son named Ever Leo, three years old.
Lea Michele is pregnant with her second child. The Glee veteran made the announcement on Instagram on Wednesday when she shared images of her baby bump. Seen in 2016
This comes after Lea had an incredible 2023.
She won critical acclaim for her starring role as Fanny Brice in Funny Girl on Broadway.
After wrapping up her stint on the iconic show on September 3, she said it was a “dream come true.”
The TV and film star replaced Beanie Feldstein in the role last year and her performances at the August Wilson Theater earned her an impressive seven standing ovations.
According to the New York Times newspaper, Lea said on stage: ‘That was my dream come true.
“I was truly given the greatest gift that surpassed this dream and that was the unconditional true love and support of this cast, who worked so, so, so hard.
“I was embraced with open arms from the moment I walked in.”
She has been married to Zandy Reich since 2019 and they already have a son named Ever Leo, three years old
Here the family of three is seen on the beach, quickly shared on Lea’s Instagram
During the final show, Lea also treated fans to an additional song, a rendition of My Man, which original Funny Girl actress Barbra Streisand had performed at the end of her final performance in 1965, and again in the 1968 film adaptation.
Lea had also previously left the job on Glee.
Ahead of her final show, the Scream Queens star called Fanny “the role of a lifetime.”
She wrote on Instagram: ‘The role of a lifetime. For the past year. I have had the honor and privilege of playing the iconic Fanny Brice on the August Wilson stage.
‘An opportunity my younger self could only have dreamed of. And did.
“I have always felt a deep love and connection with this story, and with Fanny, a remarkable woman who relentlessly forged a path in the entertainment industry. “Somehow her essence has been there all the time, serving as inspiration and motivation in the most crucial corners of my life.”
Lea then paid tribute to the “talented cast and hard-working crew,” who taught her “the true importance of connection, community and fun!”
And she insisted she would be “forever grateful” to the audience. She wrote: “To everyone who came to watch our show. “Your support, enthusiasm, applause and standing ovations have brought me to tears more times than I can count. I am eternally grateful to you.’
Michele delivered a breathtaking performance at the 76th Annual Tony Awards at the United Palace Theater in New York City in June
Michele also delivered a breathtaking performance at the 76th Annual Tony Awards at the United Palace Theater in New York City in June 2023.
The actress closed the show with Don’t Rain on My Parade from Broadway’s musical drama Funny Girl.
Funny Girl was not eligible for any awards this year since it opened in the previous Tony’s season.
Lea also was not eligible for a Tony Award for her performance as Fanny Brice, as she took over the role from Beanie Feldstein, who did not receive a nomination last year.
Audiences were also treated to performances from casts of Into the Woods, New York, New York, Shucked, Beautiful Noise, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street and more.