"The Great Gatsby" actress Carey Mulligan is reportedly expecting her first child with musician husband Marcus Mumford.
E! News wrote that the 30-year-old actress is pregnant and per an insider, "is feeling great and loving every minute of being pregnant for the first time."
After three years of marriage to Marcus, the Mumford & Sons musician has been "supportive and helpful." Carey "is feeling wonderful. She is really excited to finish her projects up in the next coming months and enjoy some time off to just focus on her and family. Her pregnancy has been going well and she is trying to take it easy in between press with her new film Far from the Madding Crowd and her show on Broadway."
The rumor mill has exploded especially with the recent sighting of Mulligan. After a her "Skylight" performance Wednesday night in New York City, Mulligan sported a black ensemble comprised of loose black pants, a heavy black coat and an black top. She topped the outfit with black sneakers and a black leather bag.
Us Weekly has reported on the speculated pregnancy and with regards to an official confirmation, it's probably not going to happen anytime soon. "They weren't planning on announcing, but she hasn't stopped working. Everybody around her is being very supportive. The show ends soon and they're going back to England after."
Mulligan and Mumford were married on a farm in Somerset in 2012.
Carey is currently staring in the play "Skylight." The show's limited run ends later this in less than two weeks, June 21. Her performance won her a Tony Award nomination.
During last month's cover for Vogue's May 2015 issue Mulligan opened up about her marriage and why she keeps her private life to herself. "Marcus is the only thing that's mine that I can keep totally away," the actress reflected to the mag. "So I try to."
Her good friend Sienna Miller also gave a bit of insight on the couple and her thoughts on their future child.
"They have chickens and a dog, and roasts and friends, jams by campfires," revealed Miller Girl to Vogue. "It's sort of idyllic. Marcus can headline Glastonbury and Carey can be nominated for however many Oscars, and then they come back to their farm, and they're in big woolly jumpers and funny hats, raising piglets. It's an amazing balance they've managed to strike. I can't wait for a little baby to come along."
