AceShowbiz - Milla Jovovich might have given birth to her third child. Hours after she announced her due date on social media, the actress famous for her portrayal of Alice in the "Resident Evil" film franchise was reported to have welcomed the newest addition to her family with director husband Paul W. S. Anderson.

Breaking the happy news was Us Weekly on Sunday, February 2. Hours earlier on Saturday, the 44-year-old actress spilled on Instagram that she is one day away from being a mother of three. Along with a selfie, she gushed, "Due date is tomorrow so getting ready to go to the hospital at anytime now!!"

The "Hellboy" actress continued by sharing her thought on the impending birth of baby No. 3. "It's funny because I thought having our 3rd would be a piece of cake," she confessed before noting, "but I'm actually really nervous, now that I know what to expect! Anyway, hopefully the next post I make will be a picture of our newest little girlie girl! Wish me luck everyone!!"

Jovovich announced that she is expecting again in August 2019, less than three months after she opened up about having to terminate a previous pregnancy. "After I found out I was pregnant 13 weeks ago, I had a mixture of feelings ranging between complete joy and utter terror," she confided in a social media post at the time. "Because of my age and losing the last pregnancy I didn't want to get attached to this potential baby too quickly."

Since then, the ex-wife of Luc Besson admitted that she found her current pregnancy a little difficult. Despite being "SO GRATEFUL for being pregnant again" at her age, she could not help but tell her Instagram followers in mid-January that she is "ready to have this baby."

The "Zoolander" actress shared, "2 weeks and change till we welcome our new little human and as every woman in history who has ever had a baby knows well, the last month is SO HARD!" She continued, "I'm fully elephant ankles, back pain, hips hurt, running to the bathroom every 15 minutes. And sleep? Forget it. Which is so annoying because if the baby is a screamer like our eldest was, we won't be seeing the back of our eyes for the next few years!"