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Hailee Steinfeldgave Josh Allen's fans a fresh glimpse of their future first child when she shared a new photo of her baby bump on Wednesday morning.
The snapshot appeared in her newsletter, Beau Society, and showed the couple at home in their kitchen, cozy and relaxed, enjoying mugs with soft smiles, capturing domestic life ahead of the baby's arrival.
In the image, Steinfeld sat on a kitchen counter in a striped long sleeve crop top and shorts, with Allen beside her in beige attire, both appearing calm and happy as they shared the moment.
"Life lately..." Steinfeld wrote in the caption, offering a simple yet warm update that highlighted the couple's excitement as they prepare for parenthood later this year.
This photo arrived just five days after Steinfeld showcased her growing bump in a styled maternity shoot, which drew attention from fans across social media platforms.
Steinfeld and Allen first met publicly in late May 2023, when they were spotted together on a New York City date night marking the start of their relationship.
A source told People Magazine the pair were "hanging out for a few weeks" by May 29, 2023, implying they began seeing each other in early May before being photographed.
They went Instagram official in July 2024, confirming their relationship to the world, more than a year after first being seen together.
The couple got engaged on November 22, 2024, and later married on May 31, 2025 shortly after Allen claimed NFL MVP honors.
Steinfeld first revealed her pregnancy to the public on December 12, confirming the news that she and Allen were expecting their first child together in 2026.
Allen's fiancé turned wife has become a public figure not only for her relationship with the star quarterback, but also for her immensely successful entertainment career - where she has wowed in movies and music.
Steinfeld first gained widespread recognition for her Oscar nominated role in True Grit (2010) at age 14, where she starred alongside Jeff Bridges before she went on to star in films such as Pitch Perfect 2 (2015) and The Edge of Seventeen (2016).
Whist on television, she earned praise for her role in Dickinson (2019-2021) on Apple TV+, bringing a modern voice to the poet Emily Dickinson with both humor and depth.
She also voiced Spider Gwen in Spider Man: Into the Spider Verse (2018), a film that won the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature
Steinfeld also led in the horror film Sinners, playing Mary, the ex girlfriend of Stack, portrayed by Michael B. Jordan, in the 1932 Mississippi set supernatural thriller.
Sinners was a commercial hit, grossing roughly $368-$369 million worldwide, remarkable for a genre piece on a production budget near $90-$100 million, and drawing critical notice.
The film earned 16 Academy Award nominations, the most of any movie in Oscar history, reflecting both its critical impact and industry attention, even if Steinfeld was not an individual nominee.
Josh Allen injury update: Is Bills iron man good to go for 2026 NFL season?
Allen sent shivers down Bills fans' spines when he appeared on crutches at new head coach Joe Brady's press conference on January 29, after confirming foot surgery for a break suffered in Week 16 against the Cleveland Browns.
Allen kept on playing through the pain to help lead the Bills to the AFC Divisional Round after a Wild Card win against the Jacksonville Jaguars, which had short term gains for the team but could have caused long-term issues. So how are things looking ahead of the 2026 NFL season?
"There's one guy you never worry about; it's Josh Allen," new head coach, Joe Brady, said, at the 2026 NFL Combine.
The 2018 seventh overall pick was emotional after Buffalo's AFC Divisional Round overtime loss to the Denver Broncos, throwing two interceptions and losing two fumbles in the 33 30 defeat.
Brushing tears from his face, Allen called the loss "extremely difficult," admitting he felt he let his teammates down as Buffalo's season ended short of deep postseason aspirations.
Shortly after the playoff exit, the Bills fired long time head coach Sean McDermott, who compiled a 98 50 record but failed to deliver the franchise's first Super Bowl appearance with Allen at quarterback.
Brady was promoted from offensive coordinator to head coach, hoping to usher in a new chapter for a franchise that has never won a Super Bowl.