Wilmer Valderrama and his fiancée Amanda Pacheco, 34, have revealed that they are expanding their family as they are expecting their second child together.

The That 70s Show star, 45, and Amanda already share daughter Nakano Oceana, four.

Their new baby is due during the summer and while the couple has chosen not to find out whether they are expecting a son or daughter yet, Nakano has stated her preference.

‘She’s been manifesting this for months before I found out I was even pregnant!’ Pacheco told People.

Amanda continued: ‘Telling my family that she was going to be a big sister by going to the store and asking to buy the tiny balloons at the check out stand that say “It’s a girl!”

‘Mind you, we still don’t know the gender of the baby, but if it was up to her, she’d love to have a baby sister.’ 

Wilmer Valderrama and his fiancée Amanda Pacheco , 34, are expanding their family. Seen here in 2022

Amanda said even when she took her pregnancy test, her daughter was the first one to know about the upcoming baby.

‘Nakano was still the first one to know,’ Amanda told the outlet.

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‘She read it to Wilmer and I, and she has been shouting it from the mountaintops to every person who comes in her path: “I’m going to be a big sister!”‘

The youngster has also ‘been so sweet to Amanda kissing her belly goodbye before going to school and bringing the baby a second teddy bear for bedtime,’ Valderrama said. 

‘We want her to feel such a part of this moment so when the baby gets here she knows this is a moment for her too.’

The NCIS star gushed about fatherhood, saying it has given him ‘a sense of purpose that is hard to describe.

‘Like you could in fact lift a car if you had to. Personally, being a girl dad has been the most fulfilling feeling. 

‘As an artist, it has also fueled me to make sure she has so many stories in which she sees herself as the hero of her journey! 

The That 70s Show star, 45, and Amanda already share daughter Nakano Oceana, four

Their new baby is due during the summer and while the couple has chosen not to find out whether they are expecting a son or daughter yet, Nakano has stated her preference

‘She’s been manifesting this for months before I found out I was even pregnant!’ Pacheco told People 

‘All in all, I was born to be a dad,’ he said very enthusiastically. 

Pacheco admits she hasn’t been one ‘to read the books on what or how to prepare for motherhood, so this really has been the most spontaneous adventure of my life and I love that.’

She added: ‘Every day is quite literally a new experience for not just Nakano but myself too. 

‘Nakano has made me love being a mom and I wouldn’t want it any other way.’

Wilmer and Amanda started dating in 2019 and got engaged on New Year’s Day 2020 after dating for nine months.

They welcomed their daughter on February 15, 2021 and are looking forward to the simple things about becoming a family of four.

Amanda shared: like all being in bed together, sitting at the table all together for meals and even the hectic things like trying to load up the car with a baby and rushing to get Nakano to school or dance practice on time.  

‘It’s already hard enough with one, I actually can’t imagine I will ever be on time for anything again.

 Amanda continued: ‘Telling my family that she was going to be a big sister by going to the store and asking to buy the tiny balloons at the check out stand that say “It’s a girl!”

Mind you, we still don’t know the gender of the baby, but if it was up to her, she’d love to have a baby sister.’ 

‘Ultimately, I look forward to the future of my kids coming home for the holidays. It’s my real dream that I hope I have the privilege of experiencing one day!’

As for Wilmer, he’s looking forward to, ‘more unicorn birthdays, more toys on the floor, to finish two half eaten burritos because that would make one whole one. 

‘Hearing “Hola papá” twice when I walk in the door and giving our parents more babysitting hours because that’s is the grandparent life!’

He added: ‘All in all, I look forward to laughs and memories.’