Mindy Kaling Shares Rare Photo of Herself Pregnant in Yearly Roundup After Welcoming Daughter Anne

Mar. 15, 2025

Mindy Kaling in 2023.Photo:Natasha Campos/Getty Images for Andie Swim

Natasha Campos/Getty Images for Andie Swim

Mindy Kalingis looking back at her 2024.

The comedian, 45, shared a Reel on herInstagramon Tuesday, Dec. 31, looking back at her year as she prepared to welcome 2025. Kaling included a little clip from each month of the year, which included a video of herself pregnant with her daughter Anne in February.

In the clip, Kaling wears a hot pink button down and gray sweatpants, pulling up her shirt to display her growing bely.

“Bye 2024! You were so fun and sometimes stressful? But I learned SO MUCH and it was the last time I will use that medela pump on a plane! 😀,” Kaling wrote in her caption.

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Alongside daughter Anne, Kaling is mom to sonSpencer, 4, and daughter Katherine “Kit,” 7.

In October, Kaling shared that although her daughter Kit isalready a mini fashionista who knows what she likes— and what shedoesn’tlike.

“She has a really specific vision of what she thinks is pretty and what she doesn’t,” Kaling told PEOPLE at Sephoria in Atlanta on Sept. 28.

“[A dress is] not glamorous to her unless it touches the ground. I think it’s because you’re not allowed to wear evening-length gowns to first grade. So it’s like the forbidden. So when I go out, if I’m just wearing a minidress, she’s like, ‘It doesn’t touch the ground. It’s not beautiful.’ So she has a lot of strong opinions.”

Kaling also added that Kit is dabbling in makeup after watching her famous mom spend so many days and nights in a glam chair. However, the mom of three says that she’s not quite ready to let her daughter go wild in the makeup aisles.

“I had thought that I was going to wait until my daughter was 13 or 14 years old before she even started getting interested,” she told PEOPLE.

“But on extremely special occasions, we’ll do a little eyeshadow for her birthday party. Because I know that’s a slippery slope. Then it’s like, ‘Well, what about Friday?’ You’re like, ‘No, no.’ But I think of it more as fun face paint, costume-type stuff with her that we do once or twice a year and she absolutely loves it.”

source: people.com