Anne Hathaway Is Pregnant With Baby No. 3
Anne Hathaway is pregnant with her third child.
The Devil Wears Prada star, 43, announced the news herself on June 19, ending years of speculation about whether she and husband Adam Shulman would expand their family further.
How Hathaway Made the Announcement
Hathaway shared the news in an Instagram video, walking into frame in a flowing white dress that showed off her baby bump.
She cradled her belly before breaking into a smile, according to E! News, with the clip set to Barbara Lewis's song "Baby, I'm Yours."
Her caption echoed the song directly: "x Baby, I'm yours x."
The reveal came as a genuine surprise to many of her famous friends and followers, HELLO! Magazine reported, who flooded the post with congratulatory messages — many noting how well she had kept the pregnancy hidden.
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The Family This Baby Joins
Hathaway and Shulman, a producer and jewelry designer, have been married since 2012, after first meeting at the Palm Springs Film Festival in 2008.
The couple are already parents to two sons: Jonathan, born in March 2016, and Jack, born in 2019.
According to Yahoo Style Canada, Hathaway has kept her sons largely out of the spotlight, telling PORTER magazine in 2023 that the privacy is "not just essential for my health."
Speaking to Elle just last month, before this announcement, Hathaway had described family life in terms that, in retrospect, hinted at the news to come. "We're all just in it," she said. "Adam and I are soaking it up. I'm having the most wonderful time with my family, living in the city of my dreams."
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The Fertility Journey Behind This Pregnancy
Hathaway has spoken candidly over the years about the difficulty of both her previous pregnancies.
When she announced her second pregnancy in 2019, she wrote on Instagram: "All kidding aside, for everyone going through infertility and conception hell, please know it was not a straight line to either of my pregnancies. Sending you extra love."
TMZ reported that Hathaway was first spotted with an apparent baby bump during a Saint-Tropez getaway with Shulman and close friends, shortly before she confirmed the pregnancy herself.
In 2015, Hathaway experienced a miscarriage while performing in the off-Broadway show *Grounded* — a production that required her to act out a birth scene every night.
She later said the pressure of maintaining a composed performance while privately grieving became "too much," and described wanting to tell other women who had experienced loss that "you don't have to always be graceful."
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What's Next for Hathaway Professionally
The pregnancy announcement comes during an active period for Hathaway's career.
She currently has multiple projects set to release, including *The Odyssey*, *The End of Oak Street*, and *Verity* — meaning the timing of her third pregnancy will likely intersect with promotional commitments for at least some of those releases.
Hathaway has previously navigated pregnancy and major film commitments simultaneously, having revealed during a 2020 appearance on *Live with Kelly and Ryan* that she was pregnant with Jack while filming *The Witches* alongside Octavia Spencer.
How she balances the new pregnancy against an active production slate is not yet public, though her history suggests she has managed that overlap successfully before.
Key Takeaways
- Anne Hathaway, 43, announced on June 19 that she is pregnant with her third child with husband Adam Shulman.
- The couple are already parents to sons Jonathan (10) and Jack (6).
- Hathaway revealed the news via an Instagram video, set to Barbara Lewis's song "Baby, I'm Yours."
- She was first spotted with an apparent bump during a Saint-Tropez getaway before confirming the pregnancy herself.
- Hathaway has spoken previously about fertility struggles and a 2015 miscarriage during the run of her show *Grounded*.
- She has multiple upcoming film releases, including *The Odyssey*, *The End of Oak Street*, and *Verity*.
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