Lake Bell had no qualms about hiding her pregnant belly and growing baby bump while lunching with her husband Scott Campbell and Eva Longoria in Brooklyn ahead of her due date! Lake Bell recently revealed that it's a great relief to announce to the public that she is pregnant and the Esquire cover girl sounds like she couldn't be happier!

According to Gotham magazine, pregnant Lake Bell met up with Eva Longoria at Williamsburg restaurant Antica Pesa. They were joined by three others, including Bell's tattoo artist husband, Scott Campbell, and stylist Robert Verdi. While the group sipped on wine at the Brooklyn establishment, Lake Bell stuck with water.

The "Million Dollar Arm" actress admitted that it's a relief to no longer have to hide her baby bump.

"Finally [I] can wear the dresses you can eat anything in," Lake Bell told PEOPLE at the Free Arts NYC Annual Art Auction. "You don't have to pose for a photo and suck in. You can just relax and let it just accentuate your belly."

According to Classicalite, Lake announced she was pregnant with their first child less than a year after her wedding to husband Scott Campbell, the famed New York-based artist and tattoo artist. The American actress discovered she was with child shortly before she posed nude for her upcoming Esquire cover (via The Indy Channel):

"This day, before I went to shoot this, I peed on a stick (pregnancy test) and found out that I was pregnant... In my eyes, I'm like, 'Holy s**t!' It was profound. It was a digital one (test) and it just said 'PREGNANT' and we looked at it and I said, 'That's a digital one, I don't trust technology. Let's get the old school one!'"

Lake Bell and Scott Campbell are celebrating their first wedding anniversary in June. Bell told People magazine that "we have a lot to celebrate" - not only is there a baby on the way, but Bell's new film "Million Dollar Arm" is in theaters now!

"I'm thankful it's a family movie," she said while gesturing to her baby bump. "It's a movie that I would be happy for any family member to see, no matter what age."