News of the former 'Scream Queens' star's pregnancy comes a month after she and her entrepreneur husband celebrated their first wedding anniversary on March 9.
- Apr 28, 2020
AceShowbiz - Lea Michele is probably eating for two now. Words on the street are the actress is currently pregnant and expecting her first child with her husband Zandy Reich. The couple has not confirmed the news, but a source tells PEOPLE that "they've always wanted to be parents."
The pregnancy rumor comes a month after the 33-year-old, who came to major prominence through her role as Rachel Berry on FOX's musical series "Glee", and her entrepreneur husband celebrated their first wedding anniversary. The pair, who started dating in 2017, got engaged in April 2018 and tied the knot almost a year later on March 9, 2019 in a romantic ceremony near Napa, California.
Marking the special day, Lea shared on her Instagram page video montage of her wedding ceremony and celebration. "1 year," she simply captioned it, adding a heart emoji.
The "Scream Queens" alum previously revealed she suffers from polycystic ovary syndrome, which changed her workout routine. "The side effects can be brutal-like weight gain and bad skin," she shared in a 2019 interview with Health. "I think because of my age, that diagnosis, and the fact that I wasn't working a job that kept me dancing every single day, I needed to integrate some sort of more formal workouts. I realized that I like workouts with a spiritual element-whether it's SoulCycle or hot yoga."
During the interview, she also opened up about her desire to have a big family. "Oh my gosh, I hope to be a mom of, like, 10 kids-if it's physically possible to pop that many out!" she said of where she hoped she would be in five years. "Ha! I'm so excited about the thought of being a mom."
She continued, "I also want to continue making records, and I hope to return to Broadway. I also just really want to continue being my own boss-in the sense of creating content for myself on television and writing roles and finding projects that really serve me."
