Johnny Galecki's Girlfriend Alaina Meyer Shows off Animal-Themed Tattoos in Throwback Baby Bump Photo

Alaina Meyer showed off the baby bump that held her first child and flaunted her tattoos only a week after giving birth.

The girlfriend of "The Big Bang Theory" star, Johnny Galecki, Meyer shared a slightly older snapshot of herself holding her pregnant belly, while her tattoos are revealed for all to witness.

A tattoo portrayed an illustration of animals, the most prominent of which was a leopard, tattooed right on her hand.

FLAUNTING HER PRIDE

"So grateful for this body that grew my healthy baby," the proud new-mom captioned the beautiful post. She then credited Katherine Elaine for the photograph.

The photo sees Meyer gently touching her pregnant belly while rocking a revealing outfit that flaunted her baby bump as well as her hands and legs.

Several of Meyer and Galecki's fans took to the comments section to drop their messages of congratulations. Many fans called her "beautiful" while a few others congratulated her for giving birth to "a healthy baby."

Amid their huge expectations, Galecki and Meyer finally welcomed their first child into the world on December 5, 2019.

The "Roseanne" actor even marked the special occasion with an emotional post on Instagram, where he expressed his gratitude toward all his fans and supporters.

"With full and grateful hearts we welcome our beautiful son into this incredible world. Thank you for all of your love and support. "

A LOOK INTO THEIR RELATIONSHIP

Galecki and Meyer opened up about their relationship for the first time by making their red carpet debut as a couple during E! People's Choice Awards.

On the same night, Galecki's "The Big Bang Theory" was also nominated for three awards including the best comedy TV star 2018.

Meanwhile, the couple has been documenting their journey of experiencing childbirth on social media. In an Instagram story, which is now unavailable, Galecki thanked all the fans who voted that his child would be a boy.

Galecki is most famous for his sitcom, "The Big Bang Theory," which came to its final season earlier this year in May.

In an exclusive interview with "Parade," he explained his decision to leave the popular sitcom, which initially springboarded his success as an actor.

"You have to treat it like a good dinner party where you could stay longer, but you want to leave the table with the best memories of the evening that you could possibly have and not push your luck by staying for another cappuccino," he said.