Amanda Seyfried jumps for joy in a bikini while husband Thomas Sadoski poses with a ‘baby bump’ on the beach in unseen throwback pregnancy snaps
She became a mother for the second time last September when she welcomed her son Thomas Jr. with her husband Thomas Sadoski.
And Amanda Seyfried took a trip down memory lane as she uploaded unseen snaps from her first pregnancy with daughter Nina, now four, to Instagram on Tuesday.
The actress, 35, looked radiant as she jumped for joy in a black bikini, while fellow screen star Thomas, 44, posed with ‘baby bump’ made from sand on the beach.
‘Jumping for joy: Amanda Seyfried took a trip down memory lane as she uploaded unseen snaps from her first pregnancy with daughter Nina, now four, to Instagram on Tuesday
Cutting a chic figure, the Mean Girls icon displayed her growing baby bump in the two-piece, which featured a sporty bralet and matching briefs.
The TV and film star appeared in great spirits as she leaped into the air and protected her eyes from the sun in bug-eye shades.
A cheeky Thomas also got in on the fun as he sculpted a torso of a pregnant woman onto his shirtless physique.
‘When Tommy was pregnant!’ The actress, 35, looked radiant as she jumped for joy in a black bikini, while her husband Thomas Sadoski, 44, posed with ‘baby bump’ made from sand
Cool hobby: Later in the day, the Mean Girls icon revealed she’s returned to knitting her ‘quarantine blanket’
Late last year, the Mamma Mia! actress opened up about the experience of giving birth amid the coronavirus pandemic.
The singer said on CBS’ The Talk: ‘It’s incredible. I just ran back to my house just to sniff him!
‘It’s kind of crazy, you know everybody says it’s crazy to be home, but this is a silver lining [because] I get to be with him.’
The Mank star also discussed her mini-me Nina following in her performing footsteps as she added: ‘She sings all the time, decently.
Family first: The TV and film star became a mother for the second time last September when she welcomed her son Thomas Jr. (pictured in October)
‘She’s always performing. She has her dolls. She just doesn’t shut up and it’s a good thing.
‘I don’t want her to stop, but sometimes we have to say to her, can you bring it down a notch… I don’t want to stop any of that, but, man, it’s too much sometimes. I’m just like, “Can you just be into science right now?”‘
Amanda recently landed her first Oscar nomination in the Best Supporting Actress category for portraying Marion Davies in biographical film Mank.
‘She sings all the time!’ In a recent interview, the Mank star discussed her mini-me Nina following in her performing footsteps