Chris Pratt was pictured out for the first time since it was confirmed he and wife Katherine Schwarzenegger are set to welcome their second child together.
On Friday the 42-year-old actor flashed a massive grin and a 'Jesus Loves You! ' tee as he left a studio in Los Angeles in high spirits.
The outing comes just one day after it was reported that his wife, 32, was pregnant with their second baby, which was further confirmed after DailyMail.com obtained photos of Katherine with a burgeoning bump.
Daddy dearest: Chris Pratt, 42, was pictured for the first time since it was confirmed that he and wife Katherine Schwarzenegger, 32, would be welcoming baby number two together
The Guardians Of The Galaxy star kept it casual in a black and grey tracksuit and coordinating black sneakers as he left a meeting.
Hamming it up for the camera, Pratt unzipped his hoodie to reveal a navy 'Jesus Loves You!' tee at which point he flashed a very cheesy grin and wide eyes.
With a backwards cap on he strolled to his vehicle after putting on a bit of a quirky show in the parking lot.
On Thursday, December 16, PEOPLE confirmed that Katherine and Chris were expecting a second child together — with the podcast host additionally flashing a growing bump while running errands that same day.
Work grind: The Guardians Of The Galaxy star was pictured leaving a studio in Los Angeles where he hammed it up for the camera in a 'Jesus Loves You!' tee
Congratulations! Chris and wife Katherine already share 16-month-old daughter Lyla Maria together in addition to his son Jack, nine, with ex Anna Faris
The pair share 16-month-old daughter Lyla Maria, with Pratt also being father to nine-year-old son Jack who he shares with ex-wife Anna Faris.
Reportedly Chris and Katherine are 'ecstatic' to be bringing a second child into the world together.
'They always hoped for Lyla to have another sibling. They feel very blessed,' a source told PEOPLE on Friday.
Katherine 'loves being a mom. Lyla is her world. She has help, but is also very hands-on,' the insider continued to
