Hilary Swank recently shared an "adorable" pregnancy update on Instagram

Hilary Swank is becoming more and more excited as she is nearing her due date. The 48-year-old Oscar-winning actress posted a picture of herself on Instagram on Sunday showing off her growing baby bulge while beaming in a kitchen. Additionally, Swank, who is expecting twins with husband Philip Schneider, suggested the approaching date of her delivery in the caption of her post: "Oven's heatin' up, dough's beginning to rise!!" Consequently, the Alaska Daily star received good wishes from a variety of notable acquaintances in the post's comments section. Chelsea Handler joked, "Whoopsie double doodle!," as Sharon Stone penned, "Hahaha You are so big just in the middle...adorable." Meanwhile, Mariska Hargitay added: " I love you all."

 

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  Furthermore, Swank shared that she and Schneider will be working double shifts when she revealed her pregnancy on Good Morning America in October 2022. At the time, the actress said, "This is something that I've been wanting for a long time and my next thing is I'm gonna be a mom. And not just of one, but of two. I can't believe it." Also read: Grammy Awards attendees who make up the elite list received $60,000 worth gift bags Moreover, Swank demonstrated last month in a workout video posted to Instagram that she was continuing with her exercise regimen while pregnant. She captioned the video, "Me and Da Babes workin' out. Been a lonnnnnnng time since #FitnessFriday." [caption id="" align="aligncenter" width="1024"] Image credit: Footwear News[/caption] On another note, Hilary Swank also made an appearance last month during a guest appearance on The Late Late Show with James Corden, when she discussed how being pregnant with twins has made her wonder about the miracle of pregnancy. Swank stated, "I feel like women are superheroes. What our bodies do? I have such, like, a whole newfound respect. I mean, I love women, I've always loved women, but now, I'm like, 'Wow, we can do this!'"