Congratulations are in order for High School Musical star Ashley Tisdale, who has confirmed she is expecting her second baby.
The Sharpay Evans actress shared the exciting news that she and husband Christopher French will be having another child, posting two pictures on Instagram of her growing baby bump.
"We can't wait to meet you," Ashley captioned the post.
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Writing in the comments, Christopher said: "Here we goooo! I love you. We can do this lol," to which Ashley shared praising hands emojis.
The couple have since received a host of congratulations in the comments, with YouTuber Claudia Sulewski writing: "Congratulations!!!!!!!!"
The Big Bang Theory's Lauren Lapkus said: "Congrats!!", while fashion designer Aimee Song added: "Omggggg congratulations".
Ashley and Christopher previously welcomed a daughter called Jupiter Iris in 2021, and last year the actress spoke about raising her first child.
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"I think she's had my personality since she was born," she told People. "She definitely looks like my husband, but definitely is my personality. Just her expressions and just how she says things and it's just those little tiny things because at first I'm like, 'Gosh, she doesn't look anything like me.'
"I was like, 'I just had you in my stomach for so long and how do you not look like me?' But then you're like, 'Oh, you are so me. It's not even funny.' "
Meanwhile, her High School Musical co-star Vanessa Hudgens also revealed her pregnancy earlier this month, debuting her baby bump on the Oscars red carpet. This comes a few months after she married Cole Tucker during a private ceremony in Mexico.
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