Vanessa Hudgens Announces Her Second Pregnancy in a Bump-Baring Boho Two-Piece
Hudgens and Tucker revealed the news with an Instagram post that saw the actress wearing a flowy boho two-piece that showed off her growing baby bump.
This comes after the birth of their first child in July 2024.Vanessa Hudgens and her husband Cole Tucker are expecting baby number two. The High School Musical actress and the baseball player shared the news with an Instagram post on July 12.
The post featured a carousel of images of the couple posing outside. In the photos, Hudgens wore a matching boho two-piece. The white lace top was buttoned up from the neck down to the ribs. She left it open revealing her growing baby bump. She wore a matching white maxi skirt under the bump. She finished off her boho chic look with a few stacked brown and gold bangles and gold rings, and she wore her hair down in loose waves. As for Tucker, she posed behind his wife in a fresh white t-shirt and blue pants.
'Round two!!!!,' Hudgens captioned the post.
Hudgens and Tucker met in 2021 during an online meditation session. 'Very random, yes. Zoom, you've got to love it," she later said to Entertainment Tonight. The pair got engaged in 2023 and tied the knot in Mexico the same year. In March, Hudgens revealed that she was pregnant with her first child while wearing a form-fitting black dress at the 2024 Oscars. In July 2024, Hudgens and Tucker welcomed their first child.
The news was revealed after paparazzi snapped the couple leaving a hospital in Santa Monica with their newborn. Hudgens later addressed the 'disappointing' way the news was revealed on social media. "We're disappointed that our family's privacy was disrespected and exploited during this very special time due to the greed of a long lens camera feeding the media," she wrote in an Instagram story, adding, "Despite all of that, mom dad and baby are happy and healthy."
Earlier this year, Hudgens opened up about becoming a mother on Instagram for Mother's Day. 'Becoming a mother has been the hardest, most exhausting but also incredibly fulfilling and joyous chapter of my life,' she wrote. 'I couldn't be more grateful for my little family. Happy Mother's Day to all who've done their time or are in the grind. The power mamas hold is truly supernatural and I admire us all 🥰❤️💪🏽.'
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