Matt Lanter is going to be a dad again.
The 42-year-old actor, best known for his roles on 90210 and Timeless, is expecting his second child with his wife, Angela.
The mom-to-be shared the news in a joint post on Instagram, writing, "Lanter- party of four ??."
She continued: "Our rainbow baby is coming late summer and we couldn’t be more excited. Kenny is taking her role of big sister very seriously and with good reason… She’s been praying for a sibling for years. She’s already practicing holding her baby dolls and supporting their heads like a good big sister.??"
You can see the exciting announcement here.
In the sweet family photo, Angela, who is cradling her baby bump in a mint dress, smiles down at her daughter, with Matt also beaming at their firstborn, who is looking up at them in excitement.
Fans immediately took to the comments to send congratulatory notes.
"yaaaay this makes me so so excited!!!!" one wrote, with a second adding, "SHUT UP IM SO EXCITED FOR YOU GUYS ❤️" and a third noted, "Another little blessing."
"Everything happens for a reason??" another fan stated.
Lanter has also lent his voice to major projects like Gabriel and the Guardians, Justice League and as Anakin Skywalker in Star Wars: Tales of the Jedi.
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