Ronda Rousey is gearing up for round two.
The professional wrestler, 37, and her husband, Travis Browne, are expecting their second child together.
She announced her pregnancy Thursday in San Diego during a Comic-Con panel moderated by Dave Bautista.
“This experience in itself has been so rewarding, and with your support, I hope to continue to be a graphic novelist,” she told the crowd of her debut graphic novel, “Expecting the Unexpected.” “It doesn’t attack my body as much, so maybe I can keep doing this until I’m an old lady — or at least while I keep popping out these babies!”
“Did anyone notice that I’m very pregnant right now? Yeah, I’m just as pregnant as ‘Mom’ is in the majority of the comic,” Rousey added, standing up to reveal and cradle her baby bump while sporting a pink floral dress.
She and Browne — both former MMA stars who competed in the UFC — already share 2-year-old daughter La’akea Makalapuaokalanipō. He is also the dad of two teenage sons from his first marriage to Erin Browne: Kaleo and Keawe.
Travis, 42, was married to his second wife, Jenna Renee Webb, before tying the knot with Rousey in his home state of Hawaii in August 2017.
La’akea was born in September 2021.
Rousey announced the news at the time by posting a photo to Instagram of their newborn’s tiny hand popping out from under her shirt as she breastfed.
In another picture, the little girl’s hand could be seen clutching on to Browne’s tatted-up arm.
The proud dad, 39, shared the same snaps to his account, adding the caption, “Welcome to this world La’akea Makalapuaokalanipō Browne. You are so incredibly loved!”
Rousey told People last June that her daughter was already following in her footsteps.
“Oh, she’s definitely going to be tough. She doesn’t respond to pain so much,” the WWE alum said at the time. “She just fell and scraped her knee today, and she was just, like, she didn’t even cry. She just kind of grunts it out! The world isn’t ready for this little girl.”
The couple were first linked in 2015, and Browne popped the question two years later in New Zealand.