Anne Hathaway has been creating a lot of buzz since announcing not just her third pregnancy, but her third pregnancy that's taking place in her forties.
While it's common knowledge that a person's body will go through changes while pregnant, some potential symptoms are lesser-known and at times surprising.
While interviewing with New York Magazine, Hathaway answered a rapid-fire round of questions about New York, and some viewers couldn't help but notice that her voice sounded different than they'd ever heard her sound before.
What's called "pregnancy voice" sometimes occurs in pregnant women, typically prompting their voice to be lower and sometimes slightly less enunciated than when they are not pregnant. This voice appears most often during the third trimester and leaves the person sounding hoarse or congested even though they are not sick.
Though she still enunciated well, it did seem that her voice might be slightly lower than usual, and she did sound somewhat congested when using certain words.
You can watch a segment of Hathaway's interview here:
While listening to her responses to the questions about the Big Apple, some viewers couldn't believe how different she sounded.
Others dismissed their surprise, pointing out that her voice would go back to "normal" after her baby was born.
But some did not hear any difference in her voice at all, questioning what others were hearing in the video.
Pregnancy is full of mysteries, still being researched and not always well-communicated to the public. While there are some symptoms, like food cravings, that are widely known, others like "pregnancy voice" barely ever come to the forefront unless there's an incident like this, where a celebrity suddenly sounds different.
Not only did Hathaway seem to have a fun time with this interview, and provide smart and insightful responses to the questions, but she accidentally taught a lot of people something new about pregnancy, too! How typical of her to multitask like that!














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