YouTuber Trisha Paytas is pregnant, expecting baby No. 2 with husband Moses Hacmon

Trisha Paytas is expecting another baby.

The YouTube personality revealed she’s pregnant with her second child, one year after giving birth to daughter Malibu Barbie.

“🍂Thankful🍂 Baby #2 coming May 2024,” Paytas, 35, captioned a series of Instagram snaps Tuesday, in which she posed with husband Moses Hacmon and their daughter.

The internet personality stunned in a brown, mock-neck sweater dress which she paired with gold, thigh-high boots and matching hoop earrings.

Hacmon, 46, kept it simple in a pair of tan trousers with a beige quarter-zip sweater.

Their little girl, who was born in November 2022, held up a series of sonogram photos while rocking an adorable bow in her hair.

She also wore a beige sweater that read, “Big Sister.”

Fans of the influencer will recall she shared a post about being one centimeter dilated and heading into labor on the same day that Queen Elizabeth II died last year.

Although it turned out Paytas wasn’t going into labor just yet, it led to a viral meme claiming she gave birth to a reincarnation of the late British monarch.

At the time, she was forced to clarify that she was very much still pregnant amid the speculation.

“I almost felt sad yesterday to tell people this. The internet is a weird place. I don’t know how any of those rumors started or why?” Paytas captioned an Instagram post.

“Sorry to the royal family and my baby. Felt weird to say anything at all. But so many people IRL that we know had been texting and calling about this,” she added.

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Yet several followers referenced the joke in the comment section of her latest pregnancy post.

“WHICH ROYAL IS ON THE WAY OUT,” one fan wrote, while another joked, “Damn King Charles’ days are numbered I guess 😂.”

She also received plenty of love from her celebrity friends, including Julia Fox, who penned a sweet note.

“OMGGGG!!!! Yessss GO TRISH!!!!! ❤️,” the “Uncut Gems” actress wrote.

Paytas and Hacmon said “I do” in December 2021, just one year after he got down on one knee.

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