Anne Hathaway, the acclaimed actress, has once again captured public attention, this time for her distinctive maternity style as she navigates her third pregnancy. The 43-year-old star recently stepped out in New York City, showcasing an unconventional ensemble that included a white top with a sheer, netted bodice, layered with a blue and white striped calf-length skirt, and vibrant pink sandals adorned with faux red berries. This public appearance follows her surprise announcement of expecting another child with her husband, Adam Shulman, adding to their family which already includes sons Jonathan, 10, and Jack, six.
Hathaway's bold fashion statement, complemented by a grey canvas handbag and chunky gold accessories, highlights her embrace of individuality during her pregnancy. She candidly shared her initial reaction to the unexpected news on "Late Night with Seth Meyers" earlier this month, humorously labeling it a "buzzer beater." Her openness about her family life and the joyful surprise of a third child resonated with many.
Despite her personal milestones, Hathaway remains dedicated to her professional commitments. She has been actively promoting Christopher Nolan's latest film, "The Odyssey," in which she stars. The movie has already achieved significant box office success, grossing over $650 million globally.
During the promotional circuit for "The Odyssey," particularly at its New York City premiere on July 14, Hathaway also touched upon the evolution of her wardrobe choices. When asked about her comfort attire, she revealed a preference for palazzo pants over sweatpants, noting their superior fit during pregnancy. Her stylist, Erin Walsh, has also shared insights into their collaborative efforts to curate a wardrobe that reflects the film's themes while accommodating Hathaway's changing figure.
Earlier this year, Hathaway expressed profound gratitude for her journey into motherhood in an interview with People magazine. She acknowledged the privilege of her experience, stating, "I know that not everybody who wants to be a parent gets to be. I'm just blown away by how fortunate I am. It went really well for me twice, and that's really lucky." She also praised her husband, Adam Shulman, for his unwavering support, describing him as a "dream partner" who consistently "holds it down." Their enduring partnership, solidified since their marriage in 2012, continues to be a source of strength and happiness for the expanding family.
