Add Page Six on Google Natalie Portman is can’t wait to meet the newest addition to her family.
The Oscar winner, who is pregnant with her third child, shared a rare glimpse at her bare baby bump on Instagram Wednesday.
In the photo, Portman cradled and stared at her growing belly in front of an apartment balcony.
The 45-year-old actress wore an oversized blue button-down shirt and gold necklace.
“Counting the days until we meet you 🩷,” Portman captioned her post.
She also thanked photographer Shelby Duncan, who snapped the picture, for “her talent.”
Portman announced earlier this year she’s expecting her first baby with partner Tanguy Destable.
The “Black Swan” star is already mom to son Aleph, 15, and daughter Amalia, 9, with ex-husband Benjamin Millepied.
“Tanguy and I are very excited,” she told Harper’s Bazaar in April about the pregnancy news.
“I’m just very grateful. I know it’s such a privilege and a miracle.”
The “Star Wars” actress, who said she grew up hearing about the difficulties of pregnancy from her father, who is a fertility doctor, acknowledged how “lucky” she is that she’s expanding her family in her 40s.
“I’m very aware, and I’m very grateful,” she said. “I have deep appreciation and gratitude.”
Portman added that she has “more energy” than she thought she would in this pregnancy and is “cherish[ing] every moment” since she knows “it’s probably the last time.”
The “Thor” actress was first linked to Destable, 46, in March 2025 when she was spotted on a stroll with the French musician. They both live in Paris.
Destable already has two children, sons Étienne, 10, and Vadim, 6, from his marriage to ex Louise Bourgoin.
Portman married Millepied, 49, in 2012 after they met on the set of “Black Swan.”
Portman filed for divorce in July 2023 over the dancer’s alleged affair with climate activist Camille Étienne.
The exes finalized their divorce in February of the following year.
Portman gave an update on her life post-divorce last year, telling Interview Magazine that her children are her “source of excitement.”
“You just see them develop into the individuals they are,” she shared. “And also, I’ve been spending a lot of time with my friends, with their kids and my kids; that’s pretty fun.”
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