Chelsea Clinton’s due date is getting closer by the day, but it was business as usual for the heavily-pregnant mom who was seen making her way to New York University on Wednesday, after celebrating her son’s birthday with her family the day before.
The 39-year-old’s parents Bill and Hillary Clinton seemed to have a great time at three-year-old Aidan’s birthday bash on Tuesday evening, with the former first lady leaving the party held at the Children’s Museum of the Arts with her face painted.
Chelsea, who is due to give birth this summer, covered her baby bump with a trench coat when she and her family headed home in the rain that night, but it was on show when she stepped out the next morning.
Out and about: Pregnant Chelsea Clinton was seen heading to New York University on Wednesday after celebrating her son Aidan’s third birthday the day before
Third trimester: The 39-year-old was dressed in a billowy tunic, though it did little to conceal her growing stomach that jutted out from her small frame
Expectant mom: Chelsea, who is due to give birth this summer, paired her patterned white blouse and skinny jeans with sensible nude wedges, a departure from her beloved nude pumps
The Clinton Foundation vice chair was dressed in a billowy tunic on Wednesday, though it did little to conceal her growing stomach that jutted out from her small frame.
She paired her patterned white blouse and skinny jeans with sensible nude wedges, a departure from her beloved nude pumps.
Chelsea has been wearing her nude heels for years; however, they have a much higher heel and are likely too uncomfortable for her to wear now that she is so far along in her pregnancy.
It looks like the expectant mom has found a similar nude wedge to replace her favorite shoes in the last weeks of her pregnancy.
The children’s book author wore her dark blonde hair loose around her shoulders and covered her head with a sporty red and gray baseball cap featuring a logo for Galena Lodge in Ketchum, Idaho.
Added touches: The children’s book author wore her dark blonde hair loose around her shoulders and covered her head with a sporty red and gray baseball cap
In plain sight: It’s unclear if her cap was an attempt to go incognito on the cloudy spring day in the Big Apple, but she appeared to be in good spirits as she walked to NYU
Throwback: She was seen wearing the same hat the day after Halloween last November. The red and gray cap features a logo for Galena Lodge in Ketchum, Idaho
Fun times: On Tuesday, Chelsea celebrated her son Aidan’s third birthday with a party at the Children’s Museum of the Arts
Maternity style: The soon-to-be mother-of-three covered her baby bump with a khaki trench coat, which she wore over dark skinny jeans. She topped off the look with nude wedges
She was seen wearing the same hat the day after Halloween last November, likely right around the time she and her husband Marc Mezvinsky, 41, learned she was pregnant with their third child.
Chelsea has yet to reveal her exact due date, but based on the timing of her pregnancy announcement in late January, she is likely to give birth some time in July or August.
It’s unclear if her cap was an attempt to go incognito on the cloudy spring day in the Big Apple, but she appeared to be in good spirits as she walked to NYU.
Chelsea had a small smile on her face as she made her way through the city streets carrying her maroon leather tote — a favorite of hers as of late — in her right hand.
The only other accessory she had on was a $119 gold-plated intertwined circle necklace by Merci Maman. The personalized necklace is engraved with the names Charlotte and Aidan to represent her two eldest children.
Grandma: Chelsea’s mom Hillary Clinton was seen leaving the party with her face painted
Former first lady style: Hillary, 71, was decked out in wildly patterned red, gray, and black coat
Decked out: The former first lady accessorized her look with silver bangles on her left wrist
Good times: The grandma had so much fun at the bash, she couldn’t resist getting a flower painted on her face
Extra treat? Hillary had a bright smile on her face when she left the venue carrying what looked like a blue candy bag
It’s likely an exciting time for Charlotte, four, and Aidan, three, who are gearing up to welcome a little brother or sister into their family.
In celebration of Aidan’s birthday on Tuesday, Chelsea’s parents met their daughter and grandson at the Children’s Museum of the Arts, though it’s unclear if others joined them at the soiree or it was just his family.
Private birthday parties at the Children’s Museum of the Arts range from $700 to $1,700 depending on the number of guests, party package, and catering options.
According to the website, these celebrations include free time for the children to try out the museum’s interactive workshops as well as a private workshop with a teaching artist just for the party guests.
The festivities end with food and cake, and parents have the option of purchasing a personalized cake from Magnolia Bakery for an additional cost.
Feeling good: Bill Clinton gave a thumbs up while leaving his grandson’s party on Tuesday evening
Happy as can be: Like his wife, the 72-year-old appeared to be in good spirits while celebrating Aidan’s third birthday
Dressed up: Bill sported a brown suit and a bright yellow button-down for the occasion
Just a glimpse: Chelsea’s daughter Charlotte, four, appeared to have headed out before her grandfather
Little Aidan was seen leaving his birthday party carrying a Sesame Street umbrella alongside his mom, who helped guide him out.
The birthday boy was dressed casually in a striped shirt, jeans, and dark gray sneakers, which were perfect for running around and making art.
Chelsea, meanwhile, had on a khaki trench, dark skinny jeans, and her nude wedge heels. Her hair was pulled up in a pony to protect it from the rain, and she carried a large gray umbrella.
Bill, 72, and Hillary, 71, looked as happy as can be when they left the party venue with bright smiles on their faces.
The former president donned a brown suit and a bright yellow shirt for the occasion and was seen giving a thumbs up while flanked by his Secret Service detail.
Hillary was decked out in wildly patterned red, gray, and black coat, which she wore over classic black plants. She accessorized her look with black sneakers and silver bangles on her wrist.
She left carrying what looked like a blue plastic candy bag; however, it was the flower painted on her cheek that really stood out when she stepped outside after the bash.
Protected: The former president was flanked by Secret Service agents as he left the party venue
Team: One Secret Service agent opened the door for him while another stood by his side
Happy grandpa: Bill didn’t seem to mind the cameras or the rainy New York City weather
Too cute: Little Aidan carried a Sesame Street umbrella as he left with his mom
Opening up: Chelsea makes it a point to keep her children out of the spotlight, but she tweeted about her son’s birthday on Tuesday
Making her point: A Twitter user named Jake appeared to have criticized her message in a since-deleted tweet, prompting a response from Chelsea
It seems the former Secretary of State had such a good time at the party, she couldn’t resist getting her face painted before she left.
On the same night, the 2016 Democratic nominee’s former political foe President Donald Trump went after her at his 2020 campaign kickoff rally in Orlando, Florida.
He once again claimed she ‘acid washed’ her emails and slammed her for failing to deliver on her pledge to beat him, but she didn’t look like she had a care in the world as she left her grandson’s birthday party.
Chelsea makes it a point to keep her children out of the spotlight, but she tweeted about her son’s birthday on Tuesday — while hitting back at the Trump administration’s controversial immigration policy that led to children being separated from their families at the U.S.-Mexico border.
‘Aidan is now 3! We laughed a lot, did puzzles, sang Down By The Bay, read about dragons, ate too much cake and donated in his honor to @RAICESTEXAS & @ImmDef because no child should be taken from their family at the border, forced into concentration camps or die in U.S. custody,’ she wrote.
A Twitter user named Jake appeared to have criticized her message in a since-deleted tweet, prompting a response from Chelsea.
‘Hi Jake – I want my kids to grow up knowing we’re citizens every day, including on our birthdays,’ she wrote. ‘Thousands of kids separated from their families (the youngest 4 months old) and at least seven children dying in immigration custody since last year aren’t “political rhetoric.”‘