"The Girl on the Train" actress Emily Blunt and husband, actor John Krasinski, are hoping to add to their small family after the birth of their daughter Hazel.
According to Blunt, they don't exactly know when they will have baby number two, but it's going to have to happen for the sake of Hazel. "We've got to give her some competition at some point," the actress joked, according to People. Hazel is now eighteen months old and remains the apple of the eye of her parents.
But the couple, who married in Italy in July 2010, according to Brides, still enjoy a night off together, albeit laidback and routine. "Every day of the week, we're late to the table watching 'Breaking Bad,'" the actress said. "Now we're really kicking in. It's the beauty of binge-watching."
The cozy pair remains hung-up on each other, with John telling the world that he's her wife's number one fan. "It's one of those things, I'm having more fun now than the day I met her, and it's pretty wild," he told People in another story. "I don't know the formula to it, but I think she's hilarious, extremely talented, and I'm definitely her No. 1 fan."
Recently, the couple had another milestone to celebrate as the British-born actress became a US citizen along with Camila Alves, the wife of Matthew McConaughey, according to US Weekly.
"Our lives are here, all our friends are here," she told The Telegraph back in 2014, when it was revealed that she has no plans of moving back to her mother country. In that same interview, she also said that they want more children. "I'm from a big family and John is one of three so I think we definitely would [have more]," the actress said.
John, Emily and their baby Hazel have built a house in Ojai, apart from a house in Los Angeles. "It's such an escape. We have land and space and beautiful trees and the air is clean," she told the news outlet.
Meanwhile, Emily's career is truly picking up after being picked to star in the movie version of the best-selling novel "The Girl on the Train," according to Variety. The actress is also busy filming "The Huntsman" with Chris Hemsworth and Charlize Theron, and will be seen next in "Sicario," which comes to theaters in Fall.
John, on the other hand, will show his more serious side as an actor in "13 Hours: The Secret Soldiers of Benghazi," after being associated with the comedy series, "The Office," for nine years.
