Felicity Blunt and husband Stanley Tucci have revealed that they are becoming parents for the second time.
Congratulations are in order for Stanley Tucci and his wife Felicity.
The lovely news came out yesterday at a screening of Stanley's latest film, where Felicity displayed her blossoming baby bump.
The 36-year-old posed for pictures with Blake Lively and her sister, actress Emily Blunt, as she cradled her gorgeous bump.
The happy news come three years after the pair welcomed their first son together - Matteo - in 2015. The couple got engaged back in 2011, two years after Stanley lost his wife Kathryn to breast cancer.
Stanley starred alongside Felicity's sister Emily as Nigel in The Devil Wears Prada, and the two hit it off at Emily's wedding to John Krasinski in 2010.
This will be Stanley's fifth child, as he's already has three children from his first marriage. Their new bundle of joy joins the Blunt family two years after Emily gave birth to her second child, Violet, who turns two years old in June.
Speaking about finding love after his wife's death, the 57-year-old has previously admitted to feeling guilty after proposing to Felicity.
'It was very hard to go on vacations at first, really hard to go with Felicity someplace', he told the Times. 'I felt guilty. It's horrible. You always feel guilty.'
He also revealed there are pictures of his late wife around the house, which he confessed would be hard for him if he were in Felicity's shoes.
'There are photographs (of Kathryn) around at home. Not that many, but I would have difficulty. And especially when we first met it was only two years after Kate died', he said.
Discussing fatherhood, Stanley has previously revealed that even though he's not a 'relaxed' dad, he likes to joke around with his kids.
'As a parent, it would be great if I could be as relaxed as these people in the movie are', he told Reuters. 'It'll never happen. But a thing that I have in common with Dill is that I do joke around with my kids. We laugh a lot. But again, I couldn't let go that much — no way.'
Congratulations to the lovely couple!
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