Lea Michele has a daughter.
The actress, 37, announced she is expecting a daughter in a sweet Mother’s Day post in which she revealed the gender of her second child.
She shared the news on Instagram and wrote: ‘The most beautiful Mother’s Day today, with my son in my arms who made me a mom… and my daughter in my arms.’
Lea is expecting her second child with husband Zandy Reich.
The couple already have son Ever, three, together.
Lea, pictured at the Met Gala last week, is expecting her second child with Zandy Reich
She announced her pregnancy in March and posted photos of herself cradling her baby bump. ‘Mom, Dad and Ever are very happy. [heart emoji] (sic),” she captioned the post.
Lea – who tied the knot with Zandy in 2019 – previously admitted that motherhood has changed her entire outlook on life, explaining that she has become less career-oriented since giving birth to her son.
The Scream Queens actress confessed that she previously had a lot of “blind spots” because she was so career-oriented in her outlook.
During an appearance on The Drew Barrymore Show, Lea explained, “It was all about my career. I’ve been so career-oriented all my life, I think, that’s a mistake.
“I think I have a sense of drive that has created a lot of blind spots in my life.”
Before that, the Broadway star admitted that becoming a mother had “softened” her in some ways.
She told Extra, “I feel like it’s definitely softened me a lot and I probably could have used a little bit of softening, and he’s really just the thing that changed me the most and I’m so grateful.”
Lea attended the Met Gala last week and showed off her baby bump in a blue silk dress decorated with flowers across the bodice and a tulle cape.
The Glee alum and her husband pictured in 2019
The Glee star oozed glamor as she climbed the steps of the Metropolitan Museum of Art for fashion’s biggest night out.
Arriving at the 2024 Met Gala in New York City, the two-time Golden Globe nominee, 37, positively beamed as she posed for photos while cradling her bump.
The actress, who wrapped up her year-long career last year in the revival of the Broadway musical Funny Girl, appeared to channel Sleeping Beauty’s iconic blue dress.