According to E! News, Jamie Dornan and wife Amelia Warner are expecting their second child. The website claims that a sighting of the 33-year-old in October 'showed noticeable signs of a baby bump,' while People magazine say he confirmed the news in an interview for the current Sexiest Man Alive issue.
The couple, who has a two-year-old daughter Dulcie, are regularly spotted enjoying family time with their young one, and recent pictures have ignited speculation that Amelia was with child. Though the couple are yet to confirm the news themselves, the arrival of their first child was not acknowledged by representatives until one month after the birth in November 2013.
Pictures of the couple on holiday in Ibiza this September certainly seemed to raise speculation that Amelia was expecting because she opted for a figure-hugging swimsuit instead of her go-to bikini looks. Previously, when stepping out arm in arm with her husband in mid-October, her winter warmer did appear to hug around her typically superfit frame.
Jamie and Amelia have been married since April 2013 and welcomed their daughter, who's just celebrated her second birthday, seven months later. Notoriously private, the couple wed at Orchardleigh House in Somerset after getting engaged in November the previous year.
Actor Jamie has previously dated British beauty Keira Knightley between 2003 and 2005 and was at one time linked to Sienna Miller and Mischa Barton. But he settled down when he met singer Amelia in 2008 where they moved close to each other in West London.
In an early interview, he said of his wife: 'I was smitten from the start, I really was. I'm more in love with her today than I was at the start, so no.' Dornan's profile has been rising since he took on the role of serial killer Paul Spector in The Fall alongside The X-Files actress Gillian Anderson.
But his most talked about role to date was certainly Christian Grey in Fifty Shades Of Grey, which his set to reprise his role in 2016. According to People magazine this month, he said: 'I'm looking forward to embodying Christian again - and getting a chance to show more of him.'
