WWE Diva Kelly Kelly is pregnant! The star and her husband Joe Coba are expecting their first child: 'Even miracles take a little time'

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WWE champ Kelly Kelly is going for another title - Mom.

The professional wrestler, 36, and her husband Joe Coba, announced her pregnancy on Instagram Tuesday and shared details in an interview with Entertainment Tonight. 

The mother-to-be, who went on an exotic Caribbean cruise sponsored by a wellness company, said she is 14 weeks along in her pregnancy.

Her due date is September 25, 2023.

'I am feeling amazing,' the Action Icon Award winner revealed.

New title: WWE champ Kelly Kelly is going for another title - Mom. The professional wrestler, 36, and her husband Joe Coba, are expecting their first child in September  (Pictured in Los Angeles in June 2022)

Kelly, who has been upfront about her issues with infertility, said the pregnancy is a long sought hope.

'I've been dreaming about this journey to motherhood for so long and starting a family with my incredibly supportive husband, Joe. Now that it's here, it's just been such a great experience.'

The Smackdown star shared some sexy snaps announcing the good news on Instagram, writing, 'Even miracles take a little time. Baby Coba loading,' followed by rainbow, baby and crying emojis.

Congratulations came pouring in from friends and family, including Mickie James, Cassie Lee and Jessica McKay.

The WWE Diva proudly displays her baby bump in the black and white pictures in which she's wearing a white bra top and unbuttoned jeans with white panties.

The Disturbing the Peace actress' long blonde hair is styled in loose curls. 

Her body builder husband looks strong and sturdy in a white T-shirt and jeans. 

After struggling with morning sickness the first trimester, Kelly, who is also known by her legal name, Barbie Blank Coba, said the second trimester has been 'great.'

'I feel like I’m myself again and have all the energy to do the things I love and missed during the first trimester like working out, etcetera.'

Feeling amazing: The Smackdown star said she feels 'amazing' after suffering morning sickness in the first trimester. 'I feel like I’m myself again and have all the energy to do the things I love... like working out, etcetera'  (Pictured in Los Angeles in July 2022)

Kelly will be stepping away from her work with the WWE, for now, but said she could return to the ring at a later time. 

'WWE has always been great about leaving the door open for me whenever I want to come back. So who knows what will happen in the future after the baby? Maybe we will have a future wrestler on our hands?' 

Kelly suffered a miscarriage in August 2021, four months after she and Joe tied the knot.

She was open about her loss, and the Summer Slam star said the feedback she got from fans was positive.

'The overwhelming responses of "Thank you so much for sharing your story, I wish it was talked about more," was really all I needed to be inspired to want to be a strong voice and to be open and honest about my fertility journey.'

Miscarriage: Kelly suffered a miscarriage in August 2021.  'The overwhelming responses of "Thank you so much for sharing your story, I wish it was talked about more,"' inspired her to 'be open and honest about my fertility journey'  (Pictured in Los Angeles in April 2022)

Documentary: Kelly and Joe will share more of their IVF fertility journey in the upcoming documentary Egg Whispers

'I don't want women to think they are alone or going to be looked down on or think something’s wrong with them, so they are ashamed to talk about this. One out of five women struggles to get pregnant after one year of trying.'

Kelly and Joe will worked with IVF specialist Dr. Aimee Eyvazzadeh, who is known by her patients as the 'Egg Whisperer.' 

The couple will share their story in the upcoming documentary Egg Whispers.