Pregnant Lindsay Lohan Shows Off Her Growing Baby Bump in Another New Instagram Photo

Updated on April 27, 2023 at 2:40 PM

NEW YORK, NEW YORK - FEBRUARY 09: Lindsay Lohan attends the Christian Siriano Fall/Winter 2023 NYFW Show at Gotham Hall on February 09, 2023 in New York City. (Photo by Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images for Christian Siriano)

Lindsay Lohan is basking in the glow of impending motherhood. Just a little over a month after announcing that she and her husband, businessman Bader Shammas, are expecting their first child together, Lohan's baby bump is really showing.

In an Instagram Story posted on April 25, Lohan posed for a full-length mirror selfie rocking a cute green and white maxi dress with sneakers. Her growing baby bump is visible despite the forward-facing shot — marking the first time she's revealed her changing belly since her March announcement.

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A day later, Lohan followed up her Instagram Story with a static post on her page featuring a better shot of her baby bump. "Good times ☺️🤰So grateful for all of the wonderful people in my life! ❤️😊," she captioned a photo series featuring some of her friends.

Lohan and Shammas married in 2022, announcing the union in a July 1, 2022, Instagram post. They previously announced their engagement in November 2021. It's believed they met in Dubai, where Lohan moved in 2014. The "Mean Girls" star announced the pair's pregnancy on March 14, 2023, with a cute photo of a onesie with the words "coming soon" on it. "We are blessed and excited!" the actor captioned the photo.

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