EDDIE Redmayne and wife Hannah Bagshawe are expecting their second baby.
The couple already have a one-year-old daughter called Iris together and delighted to be adding to their family.
A representative for the couple told MailOnline: “Eddie and Hannah Redmayne are delighted to confirm they are expecting their second child.”
The PR exec was spotted with very small bump at an event tonight, leading to speculation that she was pregnant once again.
The couple looked very happy together at Sarabande: The Lee Alexander McQueen Foundation Jewellery Series preview, with both dressing in smart casual outfits.
The pair met while Eddie attended Eton College, the same year as Prince William, and met Hannah at a neighbouring boarding school for girls.
She and her classmates had scheduled a fashion show for charity, and Eddie volunteered to walk the runway – topless.
They began a 12-year-long friendship but that eventually turned to love in 2012 when the loved-up actor invited her on a trip to Florence during downtime from shooting for Les Miserables.
They wed in an intimate ceremony at a historical manor house on December 15 two years later.
Eddie said of the ceremony: “It was the most wonderful thing. We had Christmas off and so we had a Christmas wedding. It had been a few months of travelling promoting the Theory of Everything. It was a small wedding, but it was wonderful.”
The couple’s baby news comes weeks after it was revealed Eddie was in talks to star as Fagin in an adaptation of the classic film, Oliver.
A film insider revealed: “Eddie has always wanted to play the part of Fagin.
“It’s a role that has been close to him since he was a child so this is a great opportunity and he’s keen.
“He was in the stage production of Oliver! directed by Sam Mendes when he was ten but didn’t get to be part of the gang and he has never given up on that dream.
“Eddie thoroughly enjoyed the challenge of singing live during filming for Les Mis and is excited at the prospect of doing it all over again in this.”
The movie will be produced by Sir Cameron Mackintosh and Working Title Films, who together helped make Les Mis.
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