Indulging any cravings? Pregnant Jamie Lynn Sigler and fiance Cutter Dykstra take home leftovers as she covers up her growing bump

She confirmed last week she is expecting her first child with fiance, Cutter Dykstra.
And the actress on Monday looked as though she was covering up quite a baby bump as the couple left a Los Angeles restaurant.
Keeping her head down on the way to the car, Jamie flashed a slight smile and clenched her leather waterfall coat, which draped over her burgeoning belly.

The happy couple: Actress Jamie Lynn Sigler and fiance Cutter Dykstra leave West Hollywood hotspot Craig's on Monday night after enjoying their meal

The 31-year-old Sopranos star was dressed down in skinny jeans paired with chunky black booties and an Army green blouse.

 

She wore her hair swept back off her face into a low bunt and matched a pair of cream drop earrings to her patterned, chain-link handbag.

I want to hold your hand: Jamie Lynn and Cutter were locked in an embrace on their walk to the car

Cutter wore jeans and a grey baseball cut T-shirt for the outing, and appeared to be carrying some leftovers home for the couple as they were escorted out a back entrance by management of the latest West Hollywood hotspot, Craig's.
Jamie confirmed she is expected her first child with 23-year-old baseball star Cutter to MailOnline last week after rumours surfaced the couple were expanding their family.
Speaking to Life & Style magazine after announcing their engagement in January, Jamie said: 'It’s hard for me to find a sound bite about Cutter.

On the red carpet: The couple attended the American Giving Awards in Los Angeles last December - just a few weeks before announcing their engagement

'I think the one thing I could say and the only thing I will say is that I would wish for any girl in the world to find their Cutter.'
Jamie Lynn is currently playing TV mother Emily in the NBC show Guys With Kids, so has already been getting some rehearsal time in.
'It's a lot of fun, it's definitely a new chapter — being a mom,' she said of the part recently.
'I grew up playing a kid and I think no matter how long The Sopranos went on, I would have always been the daughter — so the only way to get a departure from that was to play a mom.'