John Stamos' fiancée has debuted her baby bump on Instagram.
Caitlin McHugh's Instagram (c) post
The 54-year-old actor is expecting his first child with Caitlin McHugh, and on Saturday (20.01.18), the beauty took to Instagram to share the first photo of her burgeoning baby bump with her followers, one month after the couple revealed the happy news.
Posting a snap of herself from her and John's romantic vacation together at the Miraval Arizona resort and spa, Caitlin wrote: Good morning baby of mine Enjoying our #babymoon at @miraval_arizona #babybump debut [photo by] @johnstamos (sic)"
It comes after the 'Fuller House' star previously revealed he has "always" wanted to be a father, but was worried he had left it too late.
He said: "I always wanted to be a dad. Clearly I had to do some work on myself first. I have a youthful thing. People say, 'Oh, you look young.' You start believing you're gonna live to be 150. And then you wake up and go, 'No, man, this is it. This is not a rehearsal.' ... People would say, 'You should have a child.' I was like, 'That ship has sailed.'"
John revealed he was going to be a "fun dad" to his bundle of joy, and credited his work on hit TV show 'Fuller House' and its predecessor 'Full House' for giving him experience in being a father.
He said: "I'll be a fun dad. I've been practicing for a long time. I've done every schtick you can do with a baby on TV ... all the bits and jokes and diaper gags. I'll probably just do all that stuff."
The star tragically lost his father in 2001 and his mother in 2014, and although they are no longer around, John knows they'll be with him in spirit to see him enter parenthood himself.
He admitted: "It kills me that my parents aren't here to be part of this, but I know it probably wouldn't be happening if they weren't up there. You know how you put your father on a pedestal, and he's a superhero, and then as you grow older, you go, 'Ah, he's just a man'? I never got to that point. Till the day he died, he was bigger than life to me."
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