Kaley Cuoco Announces Second Pregnancy with Tom Pelphrey
Actress Kaley Cuoco and her fiancé Tom Pelphrey announced via Instagram on Wednesday that they are expecting their second daughter together. The couple, who are already parents to 3-year-old Matilda, shared gender-reveal cake photos, baby bump selfies, and ultrasound images with their followers. The news drew congratulations from celebrities including Jennifer Aniston, Melissa Rauch, and Simon Helberg.
Kaley Cuoco, 40, best known for her roles in 'The Big Bang Theory' and 'The Flight Attendant,' announced her second pregnancy on Instagram alongside fiancé Tom Pelphrey, 43, known for 'Ozark' and 'Outer Range.' Both posted separate carousels featuring a sprinkle-covered gender-reveal cake with a pink interior, baby bump selfies — including one where Cuoco wore an LED face mask and another where she sported a shirt reading 'I Cried Today' — and ultrasound images of their unborn daughter. Cuoco described the pregnancy journey as 'a little windier in many ways' but expressed deep gratitude, while Pelphrey humorously noted that an ultrasound image appeared to show the baby giving the middle finger, joking 'definitely my child.' The couple's first daughter, Matilda, was born in March 2023, and the pair announced their engagement in 2024. According to reports, they plan to grow their family before walking down the aisle.
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Kaley Cuoco pregnant, expecting baby No. 2 with Tom Pelphrey: ‘Definitely my child’
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