**👶✨ Hailee Steinfeld Is Pregnant! Actress and NFL Star Josh Allen Expecting Their First Baby 💙🏈**

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The couple tied the knot this past May

Hailee Steinfeld and Josh Allen are going to be parents!

The Hawkeye actress and her Buffalo Bills quarterback husband, both 29, are expecting their first baby together. Steinfeld announced her pregnancy news in her Substack newsletter, sharing a round-up of her 29 favorite moments from the past year in honor of her 29th birthday.

At the end of her list, Steinfeld included a video which announced her pregnancy. The actress could be seen posing in the snow with her pregnant belly out as Allen kissed her stomach. They could then be seen smiling and posing together as the star wore a fleece that read "mother" across it.

When the video concluded, it panned out to reveal the two holding hands in front of a tiny snowman.

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Shortly after their newsletter announcement, the couple shared a joint Instagram post with the same video. "I love you ❤️," Allen commented on the clip.

The Pitch Perfect 2 star spoke with Bustle in an interview in November and gave a few rare comments about life with her husband. As she explained that "life makes sense" after marrying Allen, Steinfeld was asked if she's thinking about kids.

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"Of course," the actress replied without hesitation.

In the same interview, she opened up about her marriage to Allen, saying that she's forever grateful to have found her person.

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"I literally thank God every day that I found my person, and it's the greatest thing in the world," Steinfeld said. "Life makes sense. Everything makes sense. I feel like I am stepping into the version that I've always dreamed of being, having so much to do with being with him."

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Steinfeld and Allen, who first started dating in 2023, tied the knot in Santa Barbara, Calif., on May 31. In a June edition of her Beau Society email newsletter, the actress shared all the "magical" details about her wedding weekend.

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"I’m sitting here with Josh, and we’re reminiscing on the best weekend of our lives for the millionth time," Steinfeld wrote. "Over the past two weeks, random yet very specific memories have been popping back into our heads, and we’ve been blurting them out to each other, often through smiles, laughs and tears."

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She continued: "It felt like love was running through the veins of every tree at our gorgeous venue in Santa Barbara. Our family and friends coming together amplified it."

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**🔥 Box Office Shockers! ‘Five Nights at Freddy’s 2’ Smashes $63M U.S. Debut 🎥 | ‘Zootopia 2’ Roars Past $915M Worldwide 🌍**

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**‘Five Nights at Freddy’s 2’ opens with a massive $63M U.S. debut, dominating the box office 🔥. Meanwhile, Disney’s ‘Zootopia 2’ crosses an incredible $915M globally 🌎✨. Get the full breakdown, records, and what comes next!**

Animatronics are making magic at the year-end box office, between sequels Five Nights at Freddy’s and Zootopia 2.

Five Nights at Freddy’s 2, opening two months after Black Phone 2 put horror maestro Jason Blum back in the driver’s seat, topped the domestic box office chart with a sizeable $63 million from 3,412 theaters to score the top opening ever for the post-Thanksgiving frame, among other milestones.

Overseas, the Universal and Blumhouse movie took an equally stellar $46.1 million from 76 markets for an early global total of $109 million against a net production of $36 million before marketing.

Critics snubbed the profit monster — Freddy 2‘s current ranking on Rotten Tomatoes is 13 percent, compared to 33 percent for the first — but audiences don’t seem to give a hoot. Freddy’s 2 earned a B CinemaScore (not bad for a horror title) and strong exits. And while it won’t match the $80 million domestic launch of the first Five Nights at Freddy‘s, it’s hard to compare the two because of markedly different play patterns.

Other milestones domestically: the sequel looks to score the second-best horror opening of the year so far domestically behind Atomic Monster’s The Conjuring Last Rites (Atomic Monster and Blumhouse merged in 2024); the year’s highest opening so far for a PG-13 horror pic ahead of Predator: Badlands; and the highest December horror opening ever at the domestic box office ahead of Scream 2. Overseas, it is likewise the second-best opening of the year.

In 2023, Blumhouse’s box-office horror phenomenon Five Nights at Freddy’s, based on the blockbuster game series by Scott Cawthon about the oversized animatronic animal figures that inhabit Freddy Fazbear’s Pizza, became the highest-grossing horror film of the year in earning north of $300 million globally. Josh Hutcherson returns to lead the cast, with Emma Tammi also returning to direct.

The sequel topped Friday’s chart with a whopping $30.1 million, including previews.

Walt Disney Animation’s record-smashing Thanksgiving tentpole Zootopia 2 easily came in second in its third weekend with $43 million from 4,000 sites, bringing its domestic total to $220.6 million. Overseas, the sequel took in another $219 million for an astonishing foreign tally of $695.3 million as it speeds toward the $1 billion mark at the global box office. Only one other Hollywood pic has achieved that feat so far this year, Disney’s Lilo & Stitch.

Zootopia continues to make history in China, where it has now earned $430 million to rank as the second-biggest Hollywood title of all time behind Avengers: Endgame, unadjusted. And it debuted to $12.3 million in Japan, the second-biggest Hollywood launch of all time behind fellow Disney animated blockbuster Frozen 2. Other milestones: it is already the biggest international grosser of the year among Western releases, helping to push Disney past the $5 billion mark in worldwide ticket sales for the second year in a row, and only the third time since 2018 (no other studio has ever cleared the $5 billion mark).

Universal and Jon M. Chu‘s Wicked: For Good fell a relatively steep 73 percent in its third weekend to an estimated $16.8 million from 3,985 locations for an impressive domestic tally of $297 million through Sunday. Still, that’s behind the $322.1 million earned by the first Wicked at the same point in time (the first installment, opening over Thanksgiving 2024, declined 55 percent in its third outing). Similar to Zootopia, Wicked 2 shattered numerous records during its opening weekend before Thanksgiving. Execs both inside and outside of Universal believe Wicked: For Good still has plenty of time to make up ground.

Internationally, Wicked: For Good grossed $13 million from 80 markets for a foreign total of $143.2 million and $440.1 million globally.

GKIDS’ new anime pic Jujutsu Kaisen: Execution came in fourth in North America with an estimated $10 million from 1,823 cinemas.

Two Lionsgate titles came in fourth and fifth — Now You See Me: Now You Don’t and Quentin Tarantino’s Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair.

Now You See Me celebrated crossing $200 million in worldwide ticket sales after earning another $3.5 million domestically from 2,626 theaters and $9 million overseas from 85 markets. The pic’s domestic tally through Sunday is $55.3 million and north of $154.3 million overseas for an estimated global total of nearly $210 million.

The Whole Bloody Affair took in an impressive $3.25 million from 1,198 sites. The project unites 2003’s Kill Bill: Vol 1 and 2004’s Kill Bill: Vol 2 for the first time and includes a new and never-before-seen anime sequence. The film’s run time is well over four hours — or 281 minutes — but that, thankfully, includes a 15-minute intermission.

At the specialty box office, Focus Features’ awards contender Hamnet came in eighth place as it expanded into 744 theaters, grossing an estimated $2.3 million for an early domestic cume of $4.2 million. The plan is to go slowly in terms of rolling out the drama in order to take advantage of various nominations.

Dec. 7, 7:56 a.m.: Updated with revised estimates.