The actress, who is expecting her first baby, stars as a pregnant Sue Storm in 'The Fantastic Four: The First Steps'

First Steps have leaked online. Marvel Studios’ Fantastic Four arrives in United States theaters this weekend. Directed by Matt Shakman, the MCU movie stars Pedro Pascal as Reed Richards/Mister Fantastic,

Not even a belly bump could stop Vanessa Kirby from being a fashionista mom-to-be during “The Fantastic Four: First Steps” promos where she served one breathtaking look after another. Kirby — who stars as Sue Storm/Invisible Woman in the film — confirmed that she’s pregnant with her first child during the film’s panel event at the CCXP Film Festival in Mexico City last May.

Maternity style certainly isn’t what it used to be —it’s better. Stars like Rihanna and Karlie Kloss have shown us that dressing while pregnant doesn’t have to be drab, but rather, it can be chic and a whole lot of fun. Now, Vanessa Kirby is coming to save the day with her maternity fashion.

All of that made us wonder, who’s the real-life love of Vanessa Kirby, the actress who plays one half of the superhero supercouple? Pedro Pascal is her on-screen husband, but who has captured her heart off-screen? Keep reading to find all about her partner, Paul Rabil, and their love story.

Dead Reckoning star Vanessa Kirby has just featured in her first ever Marvel film, Fantastic Four: First Steps. The 37-year-old actress is all set to play Sue Storm

Por JAKE COYLEMás de seis décadas después de que Jack Kirby y Stan Lee crearan un equipo de superhéroes para rivalizar con la Liga de la Justicia, los Cuatro Fantásticos

Vanessa Kirby may star as the Invisible Woman in Fantastic Four: First Steps, but during the press tour, she's been the center of attention, largely due to her show-stopping maternity looks and divine makeup. Alongside costars Pedro Pascal, Joseph Quinn, Ebon Moss-Bachrach, and, Julia Garner, Kirby has delighted superhero and fashion fans alike.

While none of the previous onscreen adaptations of the Fantastic Four included the super-powered baby, director Matt Shakman tells Entertainment Weekly that it was always his plan to debut Franklin into the MCU.