Audrey Roloff Shows Off Massive Bump as She Passes Due Date: ‘You Can Come Out Now!’

Being nine months pregnant is no walk in the park — especially if you’re Audrey Roloff and your due date has already come and passed. On Wednesday, January 8, the former Little People, Big World star revealed that the milestone had officially arrived. Unfortunately for her, baby No. 2 hasn’t just yet. In a new update post, she shared a photo of her #40weekspregnant baby bump as well as a message for her little one. “Happy due date, baby boy,” she wrote. “You can come out now. 😜”

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The photo comes just days after Audrey, 28, posted what she likely hoped would be her last bumpdate of her pregnancy. Photos of the redhead’s belly have been few and far between while she’s expecting her first son, but on January 2, she shared a rare mirror selfie. A few days earlier, she also recreated a shot she’d taken back before daughter Ember Roloff was born.

“Finally snapped a few pics of the bump while baby boy is still cozy inside,” she captioned the album. “Pregnancy is really just a remarkable experience. It’s such a gift to carry our baby on the inside and I can’t wait carry him on the outside soon.” In the same post, she also revealed that she might still have a little while to go before her son with husband Jeremy Roloff decides to make his way into the world. “I was 11 days past my dude date when Ember decided to join us earthside,” she reminded fans — and herself. “So [I’m] trying to manage my expectations.”

Hopefully, the mom can kick back and relax in however many days are left to come before she meets her baby boy. With the holidays over and Ember’s illness handled, things are looking up. But the couple definitely had a few scary days there after they had to take their daughter to the hospital. On December 19, the parents revealed the little girl was diagnosed with respiratory syncytial virus, an illness that can be similar to a cold but seems to have been a little more severe in the toddler’s case. Thankfully, she was on the mend by Christmas, and by January she seemed to be back to her normal self.