The famous model and actress Brooklyn Decker couldn't be more glowing as she just revealed that she is pregnant with her first child with tennis star Andy Roddick posting a photo of her baby bump over social media last Saturday afternoon.

It was a sweet sight to see Decker and her big smile while wearing a long form fitting black dress which showed her little baby bump in the photo she shared on her Instagram writing, "So this happened... #the3ofus," as caption to the photo of her by the trees.

Well, apparently there will be three of them now as Decker said on her post. The news was later confirmed once again by the actress' and tennis players' representative announcing "I'm happy to confirm Brooklyn and Andy are expecting a new addition to their family in the autumn of this year," the rep told E! News.

A lot of people, although a little bit surprised about the news already said their well wishes and congratulations to the mom to be and the dad to be including Decker's close friend and model Chrissy Teigen who posted a very intense but coded message on her social media during the time she found out Decker's pregnancy "!!!!!!!!!!!!," Teigen wrote on her Twitter.

Finally, as the news broke out, Decker gets to be a mom as she previously shared her desire to have kids in the future in her previous interview with People Magazine last year. "I love kids. I definitely want kids," Decker told the magazine adding, "I just have to figure out the timing of that."

It seems like a pretty good timing to have children now as Decker and her beau have been going strong for a while now. Decker even shared her feelings for the tennis star in her interview with Glamour. "Is it cliched to say, 'You just know?' You just do. I think it's someone who is a good teammate," she said.

"You can have someone that you love, someone that you are super passionate about, and someone that is your perfect match, but that doesn't necessarily mean that they are a good teammate. Having someone to go to bat for you and with you is the biggest thing," Decker added.