NEW YORK — Anne Hathaway revealed Friday that she and husband Adam Shulman are getting ready to welcome their third baby together.

The Brooklyn-born “Devil Wears Prada 2” star, 43, shared the news in a brief Instagram video captioned, “x Baby, I’m yours x” and set to the tune of Barbara Lewis’ “Baby, I’m Yours.”

The Oscar winner — who wed Shulman in 2012 — began the clip with her arms crossed, shielding her stomach as she donned a long dress, only to reveal her burgeoning bump, at which point she beams, hugs her belly, and walks away.

The Daily News has reached out to representatives for the “Mother Mary” star.

Also on Friday, TMZ published a snap of a noticeably pregnant Hathaway in a bikini and cover-up during a recent trip to the French Riviera with friends and Shulman, with whom she shares sons Jonathan, 10, and Jack, 6.

Expectant mother is the latest role in a string of them for Hathaway this year.

She already starred in both “Mother Mary” and “The Devil Wears Prada 2,” which released in April and May, respectively.

Now, Hathaway is gearing up for next month’s release of Christopher Nolan’s star-studded adaptation of “The Odyssey,” in which she plays Odysseus’ wife, Penelope.

Hathaway will then appear alongside Ewan McGregor in David Robert Mitchell’s “The End of Oak Street,” out in August. Then in October, she stars in Michael Showalter’s “Verity,” the latest adaptation of a Colleen Hoover hit, with co-stars Dakota Johnson and Josh Hartnett.

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NEW YORK — While performing in Saratoga Springs, Grammy-winning country crooner Jelly Roll broke his silence about news that he’d filed for divorce from wife Bunnie Xo, who he said “will be my best friend forever.”

The “I Am Not Okay” singer, born Jason Bradley DeFord, told the upstate New York crowd that “the internet is a liar,” according to a video he posted to his 5.8 million Instagram followers.

“This is the only time, and the only city I’m gonna speak about this. So break your camera phones out now,” said Jelly Roll. “Me and my wife are best friends. We will always be best friends. We just got off the phone earlier today. Nobody cheated on nobody. She just did a whole podcast about it. You can go watch it. Every word of it is the truth.”

That podcast episode referred to Bunnie’s “The Divorce” episode of “Dumb Blonde,” in which she denied she’s moved on with Nickelback lead singer Chad Kroeger, per Us Weekly.

The singer said Bunnie Xo, real name Alisa DeFord, “will be my best friend forever. This is the only time I will ever speak about it. Bunnie, I love you, baby. Thank you for those 10 years.”

He said the years of their marriage, from summer 2016 until he filed for divorce last month, were “incredible. Thank you for the next 10 years of friendship. And 20 beyond that.”

“With that being said, cheers, everybody,” he concluded, thanking the crowd.

Though Jelly Roll said infidelity didn’t play a role in their split, he and Bunnie both respectively discussed him cheating during the union. The “Son of a Sinner” singer admitted to it on an October 2025 episode of the “Human School” podcast, while Bunnie addressed it in her recent memoir, “Stripped Down: Unfiltered and Unapologetic.”

“I wish our story would’ve went in the way that it never had an affair,” he said at the time. “I’m proud of who we are today. I truly am.”

Bunnie, meanwhile, told Us in February that the experience “completely changed who we are as humans and how we looked at love.”

“It’s a part of what we’ve survived,” she said elsewhere in the interview. “We choose to be together every day.”

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‘Criminal Minds’ star Paget Brewster sorry for rant at TV journalist

“Criminal Minds” star Paget Brewster apologized Sunday for excoriating a journalist who wrote something she didn’t like, telling her to “work at a shelter” and declaring, “you suck.”

ScreenRant writer Shealyn Scott had compared the series’ newest iteration, “Criminal Minds: Evolution” on Paramount+ to the original CBS series, listing several changes from the original, including its new 10-episode season limit.

“Though logical in theory, the shortened seasons are unfortunately working against Criminal Minds’ greatest strengths,” Scott wrote in a piece headlined “Paramount+’s Criminal Minds Format Change Finally Backfires.” “There’s no doubt that ‘Criminal Minds: Evolution’ has its own unique identity. Plenty of the continuation’s changes have been received warmly, and Criminal Minds unquestionably still works as a gripping crime drama, but there are just as many tweaks that feel more like downgrades.”

The CBS series ended in 2020 after 15 seasons and was revived in the new format by Paramount+ in 2022. In both, Brewster stars as investigator Emily Prentiss.

Brewster, whose Paramount-approved series PR photo adorned the story, lashed out in a post she later deleted. The piece had not critiqued any of the actors’ performances, and writers typically don’t choose a story’s photos or write the headlines.

“Hello critic Shealynn Scott,” Brewster wrote, according to Variety. “You’re young. You don’t know that bad pics and bad reviews can lead to 350 people losing their jobs. Sell vintage. Work at a shelter. Do something better than what you do now. Because right now you suck.”

Fellow entertainment writers leaped to defend the young author, who has analyzed and written about television series for ScreenRant since 2024 and is listed as a “self-publishing senior writer” on the site. On Sunday a contrite Brewster apologized.

“Hi guys, I was mean to Shealyn Scott last night and I profoundly regret it,” she wrote in a follow-up X post. “Shame on me for insulting a human being for doing their job. I’m very sorry, Shealyn. And I’m sorry to those who follow me that you saw me behave like that. Turns out, last night, I sucked.”

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By Tribune News Service