Blake Lively news reported how the "Preserve" founder joked about being pregnant. According to a report from Perez Hilton, the former "Gossip Girl" lead actress spoke up about the issue in her recent Instagram post.

The wife of "Green Lantern" actor Ryan Reynolds gave birth to their first child late last year. The actress' pregnancy to her daughter, James Reynolds, was first announced in Blake Lively's lifestyle website, "Preserve," which features fashion, food items and a variety of artisan products all curated by the 27-year-old star.

A recent Instagram photo showed Blake Lively with "Preserve's" featured chefs. The fitted top and skirt that the actress wore in the picture seemed to show how she put on a few extra pounds, so Blake Lively made sure to shut down pregnancy speculations by poking fun at herself.

"No, that's not a baby in my belly... It's guacamole," she jokingly captioned the group shot.

Blake Lively then promoted "Preserve" to divert the attention away from pregnancy rumors. "Recognize the print of the skirt? Skirt and t-shirt another co-design of mine for @preserve_us," she added in the caption.

Even though Blake Lively has been busy with "Preserve" and her acting career, several fans have been anticipating if she plans to have another baby anytime soon. The former It Girl has been open about how she wants a big family, with sources claiming that she and Ryan Reynolds were even planning about having a second child while Blake Lively was still pregnant with her firstborn.

"(Blake's pregnancy has been) so easy that she's saying she wants to get pregnant really soon after she pops this baby out!" a source previously told E!Online.

With no definite plans on when she will have another baby, Blake Lively will be busy with "Preserve" on top of her acting projects. TIME previously reported how the blond stunner wants to relaunch her lifestyle website after admitting that she and her team launched it too soon.

"The site's not close to what I want it to be...If I had my dream, I'd put it on hold for six months or a year and then relaunch it," she said.

"It's an e-commerce site that [has] a confusing experience[...], but every layer of the company can and will be improved."