Adam Driver is going to be a dad — again!
The actor’s wife, Joanne Tucker, is pregnant with baby No. 2.
In photos exclusively obtained by Page Six, the elusive couple unloaded their car in front of their New York City apartment following a grocery run on Sunday. Among their bags, a baby reclined bather could be seen.
The “Report” actress barely tried to hide her baby bump as she rocked a gray sweatshirt, a brown puffer jacket, black pants and a blue beanie.
Driver, on the other hand, sported a maroon sweater with black pants, a black beanie, sunglasses and brown boots.
The couple, who wed in 2013 and have one son together, are notoriously private about their family life.
A rep for the couple did not respond to Page Six’s multiple requests for comments.
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In 2018, Page Six broke the news that Driver, 39, and the actress, 40, had secretly welcomed a son two years prior.
Tucker’s sister inadvertently spilled the beans when she made her Instagram account public, revealing pregnancy pics from a joint baby shower with the “Billions” star.
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She also referred to herself and Tucker as “new moms.”
Driver and Tucker have yet to confirm their child’s existence nor have they revealed the little one’s name.
In March 2021, however, the “Girls” alums were spotted vacationing in Italy with the little one.
Despite keeping that side of his life private, Driver has hinted at his fatherhood status in multiple interviews with cryptic quotes.
The “White Noise” star told W magazine in 2017 that he didn’t think he could “love anything more” than his dog, explaining, “Like, I have a kid, maybe — and be like, [gestures dismissively]. But the dog!”
That same year, Channing Tatum joked with Driver about “making martinis” for his baby.
The Oscar nominee replied, “‘Stop crying. This is my party trick. You’ll have your time. This is me time now.’”
As for his relationship with Tucker, the two met at The Juilliard School in the early 2000s.
The “Last Duel” star helps Driver “remain a normal person … amidst all [the] Hollywood craziness,” he once gushed during a Z96.3 interview.
“She’ll persuade me to go and see old friends, even if I’m not really feeling like it,” Driver continued. “Having a person like that in your life is far more important than a successful career.”
