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White Lotus’ Alexandra Daddario Is Pregnant, Expecting Baby After Suffering Loss
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Date:2025-04-21 14:54:21
Alexandra Daddario is growing her family.
The White Lotus alum, 38, and her husband, film producer Andrew Form, 55, are expecting a baby together, she confirmed July 10.
“It was actually quite hard to process,” Alexandra admitted to Vogue, showing off her baby bump in a full photoshoot. “You have a lot of complicated feelings. I’m finally embracing it. I can show it off.”
Alexandra—who first tied the knot with her husband in 2022—admitted that while she couldn’t be happier, the news of her pregnancy also coincided with grief of a past “loss.”
“It’s long and complicated, so I don’t want to be too specific,” she explains. “Those kinds of losses and trauma are very hard to explain unless you’ve been through them. I really relate to all the women who have been through those kinds of things in a way that I didn’t understand fully before. It’s very, very painful.”
Still, Alexandra—who has spoken before about how much she wanted to be a mom—is working on allowing herself to be excited about her little one, noting she’s taken up prenatal yoga and become obsessed with perusing Reddit threads of fellow expecting moms.
“I’m like, ‘Should I be doing Solidcore at 14 weeks?’” the Percy Jackson alum joked. “Better check with Reddit on this.”
More than anything, now that she’s revealed the sweet news in such a big way, Alexandra is relieved to be able to proudly sport her baby bump in public.
As she put it, “I want to be able to not have to hide and have someone print a photo of me eating a bagel at the bodega.”
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