Lea Michele reveals second baby’s gender in sweet Mother’s Day post

She’s filled with glee!

Lea Michele took to social media Sunday to mark Mother’s Day by revealing the gender of her and husband Zandy Reich’s second child. 

“The most beautiful Mother’s Day today, holding my son who made me a mama…and carrying my daughter. 💕💐,” the “Glee” alum, 37, wrote in an Instagram post.

The heartwarming snap featured the “Funny Girl” star looking down at her blossoming baby bump which can be seen under an unbuttoned white shirt.

As a subtle hint to the news, the pregnant actress can be seen holding a bouquet of baby pink roses.

The Emmy nominee later took to her Instagram story to post a sweet snap of her 3-year-old son Ever.

“And to my sweet boy who made me a mama…,” she captioned a picture of her holding her firstborn.

Back in March, Michele revealed she was expecting her second baby with husband Zandy Reich.

She shared the happy news on Instagram last week, writing, “Mommy, Daddy and Ever are overjoyed,” as she shared some sweet pregnancy snapshots.

The “Scream Queens” star posed in a silky robe and white panties as she cradled her baby bump.

Michele and Reich tied the knot in a California ceremony in 2019 after dating for two years. The singer rocked a strapless Monique Lhuillier gown for the occasion.

The duo’s new bundle of joy will join big brother Ever, whom the couple welcomed in August 2020 after a “very intense, very scary” pregnancy.

Last year, the toddler was hospitalized several times for “scary” health issues.

In March 2023, Michele shared her son’s health issues while apologizing to fans for her onstage absence from her Broadway musical, “Funny Girl.”

“I’m so sorry but unfortunately I will be out of @funnygirlbway today,” she captioned a photo of her hand on Ever’s arm at the time. “We are at the hospital with our son dealing with a scary health issue that I need to be here for.”

The following month, Ever was admitted to the hospital for a second time for undisclosed health issues.

“These hard times show you truly what matters and is important in life and how much we have to be grateful for,” Michele wrote at the time. “It’s been hard to say the least but our boy is such a champ and is going to be ok. But it still hurts.”

Later that month, Michele shared that her son was “doing good,” but had a “long road ahead” of him as he recovered.