Ever since announcing her pregnancy, American actress Anne Hathaway has been showing off her growing belly on red carpets and promotional tours. However, it appears some people are still unconvinced about her baby bump.
Earlier this week, the actress stepped out for the Los Angeles premiere of her new movie, “The End of Oak Street”. At the event, Anne wore a loose halter top and low-rise jeans, proudly showing off her baby bump. While the casual yet bold look earned praise from fans, it also sparked speculation, particularly about Anne’s pregnancy.
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Some netizens have commented on videos of Anne at the premiere, questioning if the actress’s baby bump is real. Many even blatantly quipped that her belly looked fake and started discussing if she’s actually carrying a child. In case you’re wondering, Anne is expecting her third child with husband Adam Shulman.
Fans have since defended the star, criticising netizens for their invasive comments. Some also argued that a baby bump can look different depending on the mother, so it’s rude to assume that a woman is faking her pregnancy based on how her stomach looks. Thankfully, Anne doesn’t seem too affected by the trolls.
In fact, the 43-year-old even referenced the comments in her recent Instagram post about the premiere. In the caption, Anne cheekily wrote, “Fake hair, real bump,” to clap back at the ridiculous speculations about her pregnancy. Meanwhile, the video shared a glimpse at her preparation for the premiere, as well as some hilarious moments during the red carpet.
Anne is already several months along in her pregnancy. Since announcing the news, she has been openly expressing glee about the entire journey. She also told the press that she’s “overjoyed” and “enjoying every moment” of her pregnancy. While the star hasn’t shared details about the baby’s gender, the little one will join big brothers Jonathan, 10, and Jack, 6.
It’s good that Anne isn’t taking these comments about her pregnancy to heart. However, we hope the public could be kinder when speaking about an expectant mother. What are your thoughts about this?
Sources: TikTok, Instagram, Entertainment Weekly
