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Constance Wu and Ryan Kattner have another kid on the way!
The pregnant “Fresh Off the Boat” alum was photographed with her baby bump on display Tuesday.
The actress, 40, sported a striped shirt, black sweats and sneakers in the shots while walking in a Los Angeles park.
Page Six has reached out to Wu’s rep for comment.
The Golden Globe nominee, who has not confirmed her pregnancy, previously kept her and Kattner’s expanding family under wraps when she became a mom in August 2020.
While raising her baby girl, Wu keeps the now-2-year-old out of the spotlight.
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However, she did tell Jimmy Fallon during a May 2021 interview that her daughter has a “special” birthmark.
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“Her butt is the color blue. There’s this thing, I had never heard of it before, but it’s called a Mongolian spot,” Wu explained of the congenital melanocytosi.
“Apparently, it happens in a lot of Asian babies, and my boyfriend and I are both Asian,” she continued at the time. “And it’s where your butt is blue for like the first two years of your life, and then it just goes away.”
In October of the following year, Wu mentioned to reporters that her toddler can’t “stay still for more than 10 minutes.”
The “Crazy Rich Asians” star has been similarly tight-lipped about her relationship with Kattner, and it is unclear when she began dating the 42-year-old Man Man frontman.
Wu only recently returned to Instagram after going on a three-year hiatus in 2019.
The “Hustlers” star left the platform after social media backlash over comments she made slamming the renewal of her show “Fresh Off the Boat.”
Wu attempted suicide amid public outcry, tearfully explaining to “Good Morning America” viewers in October 2022 that she “was going to jump” from the balcony of her apartment building.
“Ultimately, it ended up being something helpful because it made me get help,” Wu said. “I was in therapy and under observation for a long time.”
If you or someone you know is in emotional distress or considering suicide, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255).
