'Doctor Strange' Star Benedict Cumberbatch Sophie Hunter Pregnant, Actor To Keep Baby From Media?

As fans wait for months even years for the much-anticipated Marvel movie, it is Benedict Cumberbatch's turn to wait - for less than 9 months - for his next baby. Yes, the Cumberbatch family will have a fourth member.

Benedict Cumberbatch, 40, and wife Sophie Hunter, 38, are expecting their second baby, according to E! Online. Though the couple had no hints that they pregnant, rumors that the couple will finally be having another child.

The couple looked dashing, both in an all-black ensemble during the premiere of his new Marvel movie, "Doctor Strange." Benedict Cumberbatch was in a black velvet blazer while the "Doctor Strange's" wife looked classy in a black strapless dress.

During the premiere, the "Sherlock" actor Benedict Cumberbatch and his wife showed no sign that they were expecting a baby while on the red carpet. Even Sophie Hunter's dress didn't show any sign of a baby bump at all.

Breaking the hearts of the Cumberbabes, Benedict Cumberbatch married Sophie Hunter, a theater and opera director, on Valentine's Day on 2015. They welcomed their firstborn just four months after their wedding.

Benedict Cumberbatch, Sophie Hunter and their first baby, named Christopher Carlton Cumberbatch, have since kept their privacy, only showing few photos of the baby, according to Hollywood Life.

If the pregnancy rumor is true, congratulations are now in order. But expect Benedict Cumberbatch to be secretive of the new baby as well.

The star in "Doctor Strange" is not social media savvy. Benedict Cumberbatch does not even have Twitter or Instagram.

"Doctor Strange," played by Benedict Cumberbatch, is a new movie produced by Marvel Studios based on a comic book character with the same name. The story tells about a top-class surgeon who lost his hand leading to destruction of his career.

The star then finds himself becoming a master of mystical and martial arts and encountering the Ancient One. "Doctor Strange" premiered on Oct. 20 and stars Rachel McAdams, Chiwetel Ejiofor and Benedict Wong.