'Facts of Life' Star Lisa Whelchel's Oldest Daughter Haven Stuns in White Dress in Baby Bump Photo

Lisa Whelchel from "Facts of Life" is all set to welcome her grandchild! The actress shared a picture of her eldest daughter clad in a white dress as she tenderly touched her baby bump.

Best known for her role as "Blaire Warner" from the popular sitcom "Facts of Life," Lisa Whelchel is a proud mother to her three beautiful children, Clancy Cauble, Tucker Cauble, and Haven Cauble.

The actress is ready to welcome her grandchild since her eldest daughter, Haven, is pregnant with her first baby.

Whelchel recently shared a picture of her beautiful daughter clad in a white dress on Instagram.

READY TO BE A GRANDMA!

Whelchel cannot wait to welcome her grandkid! Back in June, the actress shared a picture of her daughter's sonogram on Instagram. "I am beyond excited for the arrival of THIS little one," she wrote.

Recently, the proud mother also shared a snapshot of her family from Haven's baby shower. The photo saw four generations of ladies clad in a matching pink outfit.

Many fans took to the comments section to shower haven with good wishes. They also complimented the ladies on their pajamas which Whelchel's mother brought for them.

Meanwhile, her younger daughter Clancy recently got married to J.J Ornates.

Following the wedding, Whelchel shared an adorable picture of herself dressed as a bride when she as a kid alongside a picture of her daughter Clancy.

Unlike her siblings, Clancy followed on her mother's footsteps to become an actress. At 23, she made her debut as an actress alongside her mother in "Hearts of Springs."

“It just felt normal working with her,” Whelchel said in an interview with PEOPLE. “The chemistry is definitely there.”

CLANCY'S SELFLESS CONTRIBUTION FOR SOCIETY

Besides being an actress, Clancy is also involved in a humanitarian project called "This Bar Saves Lives."

Founded by actors Kristen Bell, Ryan Devlin, Todd Grinnell, and Ravi Patel, the organization delivers food aid for every bar purchased by partnering with researchers and nonprofits.