Eliza Dushku Welcomes Second Child With Husband Peter Palandjian

Eliza Dushku celebrated the birth of her second son by sharing some never-before-seen photos of her pregnancy.

The actress announced the birth of her son, Bodan, with a group of images, which she posted on Instagram on Monday.

"Welcoming our beautiful son, Bodan, this week has been a journey in & of itself
Gratitude & joy! These boys give life new horizons. Thanks to all out there who support & love us. Ah, this is where we're supposed to be @fadilberishaphotography , your photos are ALWAYS my most favorites- we love you, Uncle Fadil (aka the greatest photographer in the (earth emoji) !)," she wrote in her post.

In a picturesque moment captured in a black and white image, Dushku is seen cradling her baby bump. In another photo, 40-year-old Dushku and husband Peter Palandjian, CEO of Intercontinental Real Estate Corporation, gaze into each other's eyes. This was followed by a photo of Palandjian in a pensive moment. The last black and white photo showed Bodan's tiny feet.

The "Buffy The Vampire Slayer" actress and Palandjian also have another son, 2-year-old Philip, whom they fondly call Bourne.

Dushku and Palandjian tied the knot at the Boston Public Library in 2018. They got engaged the previous year, E! News reported. Palandjian has four children from a previous relationship.

In February 2019, Dushku announced her first pregnancy in an interview with Us Magazine during a special screening of the Matt Smith-starring biopic "Mapplethorpe."

"We're just very excited. We just got married in August. It's a special year for us," she told the outlet at the time.

In February, the actress announced her second pregnancy and posted the good news on Instagram.

"Mama x 2. @peter.palandjian & B~ how I love you!!," she said with heart emojis.

The "Wrong Turn" actress' post included a collage of photos. In the first photo, the actress can be seen in a blue dress showing her growing baby bump and in another image, she is with her son Philip, who wore a shirt that read, "Can you dig it? I'm going to be a big brother."