Jennifer Lawrence has debuted her growing baby bump after confirming her second pregnancy.
A representative for The Hunger Games star confirmed on Monday (October 20) that she and husband Cooke Maroney were expecting their second child.
While attending the premiere of the documentary Zurawski v Texas in Los Angeles, Jennifer showed off her bump in a flowing white dress with a black cinch-waist belt to accentuate it.
No further details about Jennifer's pregnancy have been shared.
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The Passengers star tied the knot with art gallerist Cooke in 2019, before they welcomed their first child, Cy, in 2022.
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She previously opened up to Vogue on how "scary" it can be to "talk about motherhood", explaining: "Because it's so different for everybody. If I say 'It was amazing from the start', some people will think 'It wasn't amazing for me at first', and feel bad.
"Fortunately I have so many girlfriends who were honest. Who were like, 'It's scary. You might not connect right away. You might not fall in love right away'. So I felt so prepared to be forgiving."
Jennifer executive produced Zurawski v Texas alongside Hillary Clinton, a documentary about the impact of strict anti-abortion laws in Texas.
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Directed by Maisie Crow and Abbie Perrault, it follows Amanda Zurawski and seven plaintiffs who worked together to sue the state of Texas after being denied an abortion in 2022 following the overturning of Roe v. Wade.
Speaking at the Telluride Film Festival premiere, Clinton stated how important she believes the film is in changing attitudes toward abortion restrictions.
"I don’t think we can [over]estimate how important this film is in order to break through the eye-rolling, the denial, the dismissiveness, the cruelty that has affected so many women’s lives and women’s futures in our country today," she said (per Deadline).
"Of course, we have lots of stories about abortion and reproductive health, but post-Roe being reversed… this really is a film that breaks through the denial and breaks through the indifference. And it’s only because the women on this stage were willing to tell their stories."
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