TYJA / AKM-GSIEmily Blunt only just announced her second pregnancy but she's already rocking that glow.
The British star was spotted filming The Girl on the Train in New York City's Central Park Tuesday where she covered up her baby bump with a chic powder blue coat. John Krasinski's wife looked picture perfect while taking a break from filming, chatting with some of the crew and taking a load off. She paired her gorgeous coat with a pair of low-heeled booties and jeans, but the best accessory was easily her ear-to-ear grin.
Blunt and Krasinski have one daughter together, Hazel Krasinski, who is almost two years old and already a chatty little lady! "She is talking. She's talking a lot," Krasinski said on The Ellen DeGeneres Show. "She's starting to do little bits, which is hilarious. Like if she's looking for me instead of saying, 'Daddy, Daddy,' she says, 'Where is that daddy?' And she's starting to pick up on Emily's accent."
And while he totally gets a kick out of his daughter's humor, the 13 Hours star admitted that little Hazel has changed his whole outlook on life. As a result, filming and directing his newest project, The Hollars, was a new experience.
"I'll be really honest and say that I had to sort of write to the script for a while, but my daughter was born in February and I think we started shooting in April. Those four months were a game change," he explained to E! News' Marc Malkin. "When you go through that existential crack that everybody goes through in a different way, but it is a moment and it is the moment that changes you in an enormous way. It's the mirror being held up to you whether you like it or not."
He continued, "I related to my parents differently, I related to my brothers differently, I related to my friends differently so I came to that set with this whole new understanding of family and a whole new appreciation for family and also probably extremely raw and open so we sort of capitalized on that."
Now with another baby on the way, we're sure Krasinski and Blunt will have even more eye-opening experiences, but this time they'll be prepared, unless they have a little boy—then it will be an entirely new adventure.