Kaley Cuoco recently announced her pregnancy on her Instagram account. The actress had a grand party last night celebrating her pregnancy and gender reveal. Kaley Cuoco dropped a series of pictures from her celebration. And she captioned it, “Last night we got to celebrate our future unicorn surrounded by incredible friends, family & animals in the most magical environment…thank you to the very special group of people who made it a night we will all remember for the rest of our lives (@claudcraig ).”
Kaley Cuoco kissed Tom Pelphrey at the center of the stage with a beautiful background with foil balloons and wrote, “Baby Pelphrey.” The next picture has a unicorn sign in the sky. Kaley wore a dark pink sequined embedded mini dress and styled herself in minimalistic makeup. At the same time, Tom wore a white shirt paired with a dark brownish suit. The duo kissed each other in the middle of the stage. In another picture, the couple laughed at a monochrome picture. Their party had a beautiful cake revealing the gender of the baby and wrote, “Baby Girl Pelphrey.”
The party’s decoration was enough to understand how excited Kaley and Tom are for their first child. There were several props revealing the gender of the baby. The post is now going viral on the web. It accumulated thousands of likes and good wishes in comments from viewers and verified accounts. Finally, the duo announced the good news on 12 October 2023 with a beautiful post.
Check out the comments of the viewers.
Ashley Jones said, “Simply the best! Precious girl is about to enter a big beautiful world!!!” Another user wrote, “So very happy for you both. And thank you for sharing your joy.” The third person commented, “Congrats! Beautiful name; how do you pronounce it?” “I’m just saying, Penny Pelphrey would be an adorable name,” the fourth person wrote. The fifth said in the comments box, “You 2 are just too cute for words!!! Congratulations to you both .”
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