Here’s something to smile about: Leighton Meester and Adam Brody are reportedly expecting their second child together!
WATCH: Leighton Meester celebrates with cast & crew of Single Parents
While they’re yet to confirm the exciting news, the Gossip Girl alum and The O.C. star were spotted out and about in Los Angeles yesterday, and you bet her baby bump was on full display!
Judging by Daily Mail Australia’s adorable snaps showing Adam pushing their four-year-old daughter Arlo’s stroller while she walked beside them, Leighton is quite far along in her pregnancy!
It shouldn’t come as a shock to learn the duo— who met while filming the movie Oranges in 2011— haven’t formally announced they’re expanding their brood. After all, they kept the birth of their daughter a secret for some time before letting fans know she’d arrived safely!
In saying this, Single Parent star Leighton— who secretly wed Adam in 2014— gushed about their toddler last year, telling Us Weekly motherhood has completely changed her perspective on life.
“People started telling me before [I had] a kid, ‘You’re going to really love them. Then you’re like, ‘Yeah, obviously, I’ll love them.’ And then you do [have them] and you’re like, ‘Oh. OK. I don’t love anyone else. I just love them. And I don’t even love myself as much as I love them! Not even close.’ I don’t know, would I kill somebody or die for them? Sure. I would,” she said.
Though Leighton, 33, and Adam, 40, are notoriously private and enjoy life away from the spotlight, the actor told GQ late last year that after a lot of work, they’ve found a “great balance”.
“We’re homebodies. We don’t go to a lot of things that perhaps we could, and don’t seek out promotion in that way,” he said in a rare interview.
“I’m not s**tting on anyone who monetises that aspect of their life because I get it. But we’ve found this great balance so far that really works for us. We’re also not very active on social media.”
In spite of this, Leighton says she’s learned the importance of “getting out of the house” and socialising with her
“I’ve realised more than ever that playing is how [babies] learn and work. When they play, that’s their work. That’s their job. As soon as they get up, they want to play. That’s how they grow, socialise, learn and develop,” she dished to US Weekly.
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