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Vanessa Kirby shows off baby bump on Fantastic Four’s London red carpet

Vanessa Kirby

Watch as Vanessa Kirby shows off her baby bump as she stuns on the Fantastic Four: First Steps London premiere.

Walking down the red carpet at BFI Imax in Waterloo on Thursday (10 July), the actress wore an eye-catching aqua blue dress made of beads from Loewe’s 2025 fall collection.

As the actress posed with co-star Pedro Pascal, the star’s baby bump could be made out through the beaded gown.

Kirby announced that she was expecting her first child at the CXPMX Film Festival in Mexico City on 31 May. She is currently dating retired lacrosse player Paul Rabil.

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