Pregnant Claire Danes is blooming lovely as she shows growing baby bump in floral dress in New York

Claire Danes showcased her growing baby bump and maternity style in New York Monday.

The 44-year-old actress who is starring in the soon-to-be released Full Circle, made her way through the Big Apple wearing a summery halter maxi dress.

The comfortable looking floral frock boasted a sage green bodice, followed by yellow and orange tiers that skimmed across her tummy.

The Emmy winner actress added a cream toned cardigan to the look and carried a cross body bucket bag, along with her shopping bag.

Claire accessorized with a gold pendant and chain and  small hoop earrings. 

She wore minimal makeup and styled her long blonde bob straight.

She chose cream toned sandals to run her errands, and appeared be enjoying a frozen treat.  

The Homeland star and her husband, Law and Order star Hugh Dancy, 48, announced they were expecting their third child in January. 

They have two older children, Cyrus, 10, and Rowan, four.

The couple met on the set of the 2007’s Evening, and tied the knot in 2009. 

Claire was expecting when production on Full Circle wrapped in December.

The six-part limited series focuses on the investigation into a botched kidnapping that uncovers long-held secrets connecting the shows characters and cultures in  New York City. 

Steven Soderbergh directed the drama. 

Frozen treat: The Emmy winner appeared to enjoy a frozen treat during her walk. She added a cream toned cardigan to the look and carried a cross body bucket bag, along with her shopping bag, accessorizing with a gold pendant and chain and small hoop earrings

Sandals: Claire, who is expecting her third child with husband Hugh Dancy, 48, wore minimal makeup and styled her long blonde bob straight. She chose cream toned sandals to run her errands

Timothy Oliphant, Dennis Quaid and Suzanne Savoy are co-starring in the crime story. 

‘I think there’s a lot of me it’s challenging and as you say it explores darkness,’ she told People at the show’s premiere earlier this month.

‘But I like the idea that the characters are forced to confront themselves and choices they made a very long time ago that are suddenly revealing themselves to be very consequential,’ she said.

‘They have to move through that and accept a certain level of responsibility.’

She explained that accepting their responsibility means ‘They’re released from a torment they didn’t even know they were victims [of].’