Vanessa Hudgens Bares Her Baby Bump in a Sheer Dress with a Keyhole Boob Cut-Out

The Gist

• Vanessa Hudgens bared her baby bump in a sheer brown knit naked dress with a keyhole boob cutout on Wednesday, July 30.

• Her husband, Cole Tucker, couldn’t resist flirting with his pregnant wife in the comments section.

• Hudgens also shares another child with the former baseball player.

Vanessa Hudgens is giving fans a glimpse of her second pregnancy journey in the most sultry way possible. The High School Musical alum paired her mom-to-be glow with an espresso brown knit naked dress that bared her growing baby bump, thanks to its sheer fabric and a large keyhole boob cut-out—and it’s safe to say her husband, Cole Tucker, is a big fan of the NSFW look.

Hudgens was feeling herself and her bump as she documented her plunging sheer fringed dress on Instagram on Wednesday, July 30. Apologizing for her choice of music in the caption, the former Disney star shared a carousel of sexy maternity photos set to Party Tyme and Sean Combs’s track “Bump Bump Bump.” She wrote, “Couldn’t help myself with the audio lol.”

The star could be seen gazing at the camera as she leaned against a rattan wicker chair, showing off her expectant figure and the strappy, form-hugging naked dress. The keyhole cut-out was held in place by a gold pin that complemented the hardware of Hudgens’s stack of gold bracelets and geometric gold earrings. Meanwhile, a fringed hem added a vacation-ready detail to the sheer textured fabric.

Posing with the silhouette of her baby bump on display against the backdrop of a golf course, Hudgens pulled her dark brown hair back into a sleek ballerina bun. She complemented her glowing features with a deep berry hue flushing her lips and cheeks, and a similar mauve color on her eyelids. Strappy flat sandals and a pair of black sunglasses finished off the mama-to-be’s latest maternity look.

Fans quickly took to the comments section to sing their praises, including Hudgens’s retired baseball player husband. “I’ll be dad gummed,” Tucker wrote, using a Southern phrase for “goddamn.”

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