American actress Billie Lourd revealed during the London premiere of Ticket to Paradise that she and Austen Rydell are expecting their second baby. On Monday, October 17, 2022, she was spotted at the Regency Village Theatre for the Los Angeles premiere of her new film, Ticket to Paradise.
The 30-year-old actress made a solo appearance on the red carpet wearing a black silver off-shoulder dress, which had some floral design at the bottom. She also accessorized herself with a pair of silver earrings which gave a mesmerizing look. She was captured by the media while holding her baby bump.
Scream Queens crew member and her husband Austen Rydell have already given birth to a baby previously. Their first child was born on Sept. 24, 2020, and they named him Kingston Fisher Lourd Rydell.
The couple was engaged in June 2020 and after a span of almost two years, they both tied the knot in March 2022, where she wore a custom off-the-shoulder Rodarte dress and Austen wore a dashing black suit.
On Monday, The Booksmart actress shared some behind the scene pictures on her Instagram as she recently wrapped up shooting her upcoming film “And Mrs”, which you can see in the embedded post below:
“We wrapped @andmrs_themovie on Friday (in a strip club duh) and I am feeling as the kids used to say back in 1947 emo af ,” she wrote.
“Probably cause I’m 907 years pregnant but also cause this movie is supremely close to my heart and mostly cause I met some of the most incredible people of all time while working on it,” the pregnant mom continued.
“I can’t wait for y’all to see it when it comes out!!! Get ready 4 the griefiest (petition to make this a real word!) comedy of all comedies!!!” she wrote.
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