Jenna Dewan Is Pregnant With Baby No. 2 With Fiancé Steve Kazee

Jenna Dewan is pregnant for a second time with her fiancé Steve Kazee.

Before the release of Romper's feature story about her third pregnancy, Dewan announced she was going to be a mom again by sharing a video of an intimate moment with Kazee.

On Wednesday, the actress-dancer took to Instagram to share a video of Kazee serenading her while she's soaking in the bathtub. The video also gave her followers a glimpse of her baby bump, revealing that she's welcoming her third child soon.

"Think If I make @stevekazee serenade me every night, the baby will get his voice?" she captioned the clip.

The "Witches of East End" actress is currently a mom of two. She shares her first child, 10-year-old Everly, with ex-husband Channing Tatum. The exes have a co-parenting setup that Dewan calls "a journey" that "never ends."

Meanwhile, the actress and her fiancé share a 3-year-old son, Callum.

Following Jenna's Instagram update, Romper released its feature story on the actress, titled "Jenna Dewan Wants To Enjoy It This Time."

The "Step Up" star opened up to Doree Shafrir of Romper how she and her fiancé Steve are approaching her third and final pregnancy.

According to the Hollywood actress, she just entered the second trimester of her pregnancy and "feels alive again.

"Speaking of Kazee as a father, she said, "He's so naturally domestic and nurturing. He's so loving. He's funny, and he's really just incredible."

"It's one of those things where people have a natural ability for parenting. I'm excited to see him with a little baby again," she added.

She then shared that her first child with the "Once" star is also anticipating the arrival of his sibling.

"[I told him] when the baby is ready, the baby comes out. And he's like, 'I want the baby right now. Can you just pull it out of your mouth?' Steve and I died laughing," she elaborated.

Jenna also revealed that her third pregnancy would be her last, so she's "trying to enjoy it all and not try to just get through the days."

"You don't race to the end because this is the last time," she said.