‘Now You See Me’ Cast Isla Fisher Bares Baby Bump In LA Outings; Australian Actress Forced To Pull Out In Sequel

"Now You See Me" cast Isla Fisher is often seen with her growing baby bump during her recent outings in Los Angeles. The Australian actress is confirmed to have pulled out of the upcoming sequel due to her pregnancy.

The 38-year-old actress looked chic in her latest outing as she stepped out in a pleated polka dotted skit with a blazer jacket. The "Confessions of a Shopaholic" star paired her stunning ensemble with a peep-toe heels. The actress protected her eyes from glaring sun as she threw an oversized pair of sunglasses while walking towards her car.

The "Now You See Me" cast was also seen in Studio City, California last week with an even more chic get-up, Celeb Baby Laundry said.

Isla Fisher's baby bump was very visible in her polka-dotted one-piece jumper that she completed with a pair of designer sunglasses.

The actress was spotted carrying a black handbag as she went out for shopping.

Isla Fisher is expecting her third child with husband Sacha Baron Cohen, The Daily Mail said.

The couple is also parents to 6-year-old Olive and four-year-old Elula.

"Now You See Me" cast Isla Fisher was recently confirmed to have been forced to pull out in the upcoming sequel of the film mainly because she is expecting.

A source from US Weekly said, "She's around three months along. She pulled out of Now You See Me 2. Production starts in November and she knew she wouldn't be able to do it."

Actress Lizzy Caplan has been reported to replace the "Now You See Me" cast Isla Fisher. She will star alongside lead actors Jesse Eisenberg, Woody Harrelson, Dave Franco, Morgan Freeman, Michael Caine and Mark Ruffalo.

Also joining the cast is "Harry Potter" star Daniel Radcliffe, who is set to play as Michael Caine's son.

The actress has expressed before that her family is her top priority and that she is open for supporting characters.

"Family is 100 percent my top priority. So I'm much more comfortable doing supporting roles right now. And often," Isla Fisher told The Daily Telegraph.