Hayden Panettiere Pregnant: Actress Revealed Baby's Sex at Emmys

Hayden Panettiere looked dashing at last night's Emmys, where she came bearing a big belly and big news along with it.

It looks like the Nashville star and her fiancé Wladimir Klitschko are having a baby girl!

Panettiere, 25, walked down the red carpet in a pink and white sequined gown by Lorena Sarbu, complete with a plunging neckline and a tight waste to show off her growing baby bump. E! News hosted the red carpet event on Aug. 25.

"I'm thrilled," Panettiere told E! hostess Giuliana Rancic of her pregnancy. "I can't wait for her to come out."

Surprising news there. Rancic excitedly questioned, "Girl?"

"Yes, it's a little girl," Panettiere confirmed. "I have to shop. I want to go shopping. I want to paint the room... I'm working with my amazing interior decorator, Ben Vandiver, who did my house in Nashville. He's trying to do something that she can grow up in and you don't have to change everything."

The couple has not decided on a name yet. Panettiere told E! that there were a few considerations she had to take into account, for both her and her fiancé.

"We have to make sure [the name] is American and Ukranian all at the same time," she said. "We're still working on it but we have some options."

And how about that dress? Elegant as it is, the gown is slightly revealing for a the curves that frequently accompany a pregnant woman.

"The only thing that's difficult is making sure it's tucked away," she said, not referencing that "it" could possibly be her plunging cleavage or, of course, growing stomach.

"My feet get sore when I'm wearing no shoes. My size five feet never felt this much weight on them before," she continued. 

When Rancic asked her about any outlandish cravings, Panettiere admitted that she did have any. That's not to say she isn't over-snacking on her favorite dishes instead.

"[Pregnancy] probably just accentuated my craving for chicken noodle soup," she said.

The pair announced the pregnancy in May, according to Us Weekly.