Celebrity Parents Jenny Mollen's 38-Week Baby Bump Has 'Outgrown the Mirror' in Latest Naked Pregnancy Selfie "It's official! I've outgrown the mirror," 38-weeks-pregnant Jenny Mollen captioned the Sunday snap By Stephanie Petit Stephanie Petit Stephanie Petit is a Royals Editor, Writer and Reporter at PEOPLE. People Editorial Guidelines Published on September 25, 2017 10:55AM EDT Photo: Jenny Mollen/Instagram Jenny Mollen hasn’t been shy about showing off her baby bump — and she’s showing no signs of stopping now. The pregnant comedic actress and author shared another nude photograph to her Instagram account on Sunday. In the mirror selfie, she shows off her growing belly in the bathroom. “It’s official! I’ve outgrown the mirror,” she captioned the snap, adding the hashtag “#38weeks.” Want all the latest pregnancy and birth announcements, plus celebrity mom blogs? Click here to get those and more in the PEOPLE Babies newsletter. RELATED VIDEO: Jenny Mollen Shares Another Nude Bathroom Selfie at 32 Weeks Pregnant The mother of one, who is currently expecting her second son with husband Jason Biggs, has been open on social media about the ups and downs of being pregnant. In June, Mollen revealed that she was suffering from placenta previa — a condition in which the placenta covers all or part of the cervix. “It actually hasn’t been a big deal so far because I’m so early,” she told PEOPLE shortly thereafter. “I had a c-section the first time because I never dilated, so I’m not that concerned because I expected to have to be cut open again.” FROM PEN: Katherine Heigl on Pregnancy: “My Boobs Got So Ginormous” RELATED GALLERY: The Jenny Mollen and Jason Biggs Hilariously Honest Guide to Parenting Mollen, 38, also shared her experience with what she described as “prepartum” depression in an Instagram post and story earlier this month. “I could already be in a depression,” she revealed. “I’m planning on eating my placenta, but I’m also anticipating a major emotional dive. I think that it’s chemical. I think people don’t talk about it enough.” The following day, she used Instagram stories once again to clear the air on her comments, insisting that she was “totally fine” after receiving an influx of concerned emails. “This is normal — that’s what I’m trying to say,” Mollen explained. “That it’s not weird … I would be more freaked out if I weren’t freaking out.”