P-Valley star Tyler Lepley and Instagram model Miracle Watts are reportedly expecting a baby.

Sources said Watts is pregnant with her and Lepley’s first child as a couple.

The P-Valley actor previously had two other children, ages one and four, with his former fiancée, talent agent April King. However, they reportedly broke up in September 2021, when one of the children was eight months old.

Lepley and Watts went public with their relationship via an Instagram post on Oct. 27, 2021.

“6.14.21,” the IG model wrote with simple black heart emoji.

A few months later, she and the 35-year-old also made an appearance on the red carpet for the premiere of the hit Amazon Prime show, Harlem starring Megan Good.

Since then, the pair have shared stunning pictures of themselves madly in love via their social media pages. They even revealed their giant matching tattoos.

“My Everything,” Lepley said in a post on Jan. 30, in celebration of his girl’s birthday.

On Mar. 7, she shared a video of them embraced in a kiss on a beautiful yacht.

“I wanna do it ’cause it’s fun,” Watts wrote beneath the clip.

Most recently, on Apr. 29, it was announced that she and the Philly native purchased a home together. LA-based luxury realtor Chrysty Gaither made the announcement via her Instagram page that day.

“Congratulations to my clients on their new home!!! Thank you for trusting me as your realtor,” she wrote underneath a photo of herself throwing up the peace sign alongside the beautiful couple.

It was also previously announced that Watts is set to appear in season two of P-Valley

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“When hard work, sleepless nights, & countless auditions [meet] opportunity. I can actually say my first role is ON THE HOTTEST TV SHOW OUT P-VALLEY,” she wrote on her Instagram account.

“It’s been a year since I was cast for this role & the time is finally here to share. I can’t wait for you all to meet BIG BONE [who will be] making her debut this June!”

In the show, Lepley portrays a bouncer named “Diamond” who works at a fictional strip club named “The Pynk” in the faux city of Chucalissa, Mississippi.