That '70s Show alum, Topher Grace, and his wife, Ashley Hinshaw, are expecting a third addition to their growing family.
The talented actor, 44, revealed the big news during an interview on The Kelly Clarkson Show and expressed his excitement.
The star tied the knot with his wife, 33, in 2016, and the happy couple already share two children, five-year-old daughter Mabel, and another child who was welcomed to the world in 2020.
Big announcement: Topher Grace, 44, revealed that he is expecting baby number three with his wife, Ashley Hinshaw, during The Kelly Clarkson Show
The Interstellar actor weighed in on adding baby number three to his family during an interview with Kelly Clarkson.
'We're excited,' he gushed, and gave a special shout out to his wife. 'I'll just take this moment on national television to say how beautiful and amazing she is.
Topher then humorously explained the reactions he has been getting since the big announcement of welcoming baby number three and being 'outnumbered.'
'Everyone says on the first baby, they're like, 'Oh, congratulations!' Then the second baby, they're like, 'Congratulations.' Then on the third baby, there's like, a question mark at the end. They're like 'Congratulations?'
Happy couple: The two lovebirds became engaged in 2015, and tied the knot one year later in 2016; the two pictured together in 2020
Cute: At the start of his interview, the talented actor gave a shout out to his wife, expressing, 'how beautiful and amazing she is'
Topher and Ashley first began dating in 2014, and became engaged the following year. The two lovebirds officially tied the knot in a romantic wedding ceremony in 2016.
Ashley is also an actress, and is known for her role in the 2012 film, About Cherry, and starred in the HBO series, True Blood.
In 2017, their daughter, Mabel, was born, and the couple announced that in 2020, they welcomed their second child. The name of baby number two has yet to be revealed.
Last year during an interview with People, Topher revealed that their second child had arrived.
'We had a kid during quarantine,' the Home Economics actor explained. 'Then it was a lot of changing diapers.'
