One Year After Giving Birth To Her First Child, Vanessa Hudgens Revealed That She's Pregnant With Baby No. 2
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If you remember that, you also probably recall that she revealed her baby bump on the red carpet at that year's Oscars ceremony.
Well, in the immortal words of Twin Peaks, it is happening again — as earlier this morning, Vanessa revealed on IG that she's pregnant for a second time.
"Round two!!!!" she posted in the caption alongside a photo of her displaying her baby bump alongside Cole.
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