Pregnant Beanie Feldstein reveals the gender of her first child with wife Bonnie-Chance Roberts

Beanie Feldstein just revealed the gender of her first child with wife Bonnie-Chance Roberts one day before their third wedding anniversary.

When CBS Mornings host Gayle King asked if the expecting 32-year-old was having a girl because of 'all the pink' in the pregnancy announcement, she confirmed on Tuesday: 'It's a girl baby!'

Feldstein gushed she was 'too emotional' to answer what she was most excited about for motherhood.

'Aww, I'm going to cry!' the Only Murders in the Building actress said.

'I used to nanny and work with kids, but there's something about the way that a child reaches for their parent, in a different way than for their caretaker...And I'm so honored to be one of the two people she reaches for.'

The parents-to-be originally met in 2018 via Skype before shooting Roberts' film How to Build a Girl, in which Feldstein portrayed Johanna Morrigan aka Dolly.

The two-time Actor Award nominee and the English producer's pregnancy post received congratulatory comments from celebs like Ariana Grande, Amanda Seyfried, Olivia Wilde, Joey King, Rachel Zegler, Billie Lourd, Rhea Seehorn, Monica Lewinsky, Molly Shannon and Ben Platt.

Feldstein's child will become the first granddaughter in her showbiz family after her filmmaker brother Jonah Hill welcomed two sons and her late manager brother Jordan Feldstein welcomed two sons.

'You learn so much from watching everyone in your family parent and I feel so lucky to join that,' she said.

'[Jonah and I are] best friends. We're super inseparable now, but he didn't really see me as a person until I was about 13, 14. And then he looked at me and he was like, "Whoa, you're like a whole human being." And we've been inseparable ever since that day. So proud of him.'

The LA-born nepo baby's mother is costume designer Sharon Lyn Feldstein and her father was Guns N' Roses accountant Richard Feldstein.

Feldstein was promoting her 32-page children's book Teeny and Tilly, which hit shelves Tuesday, featuring illustrations by Laura Watkins.

The Elsbeth guest star replaced Daisy Tahan as the character Samantha Focker in John Hamburg's four-quel comedy Focker-in-Law - hitting US/UK theaters November 25 - alongside Robert De Niro, Ben Stiller and Ariana Grande.

'I was just so honored to be a part of it. Genuinely one of the most fun times I've ever had working on a set,' Feldstein said.

'Everyone loves those movies. They're so cherished. And so to be with Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro, I mean! And then Ariana Grande is just going to blow people away. She is going to blow people away. That's all I'm going to say.'

On March 12, Richard Linklater gave an update on the post-production of his big-screen adaptation of the 1981 Broadway musical Merrily We Roll Along, in which the Golden Globe nominee portrays Mary Flynn over two decades.

'Story wise, I'm about a third of the way through, time wise I'm a quarter of the way through,' the 65-year-old filmmaker told Deadline.

'It starts in 1977 and goes back to like 1957. It's rolling along.'

The Universal Pictures flick - which reportedly shoots through 2040 - will also feature Paul Mescal, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Ben Platt, Mallory Bechtel and Hannah Cruz.

Two of Feldstein's other upcoming films - Leah Nelson's animated drama Tangles and Maria Martínez Bayona's sci-fi film The End of It - just premiered at the Cannes Film Festival in France.