Karlie Kloss and Joshua Kushner are expecting another baby!!

The model shared she’s pregnant with their third child on her Instagram on Monday.

She posted a carousel of photos showing off her baby bump, as well as photos of her 4-year-old son, Levi, and 19-month-old son, Elijah. She captioned the announcement … “Three’s a party 🥹🫶🎉”

In an interview with Vogue, she said … “Family is everything to me. Josh and I are incredibly grateful for this blessing.”

Karlie and Joshua got married June 2018 in a small Jewish ceremony in upstate New York.

Drake‘s trying to have his cake and eat it too … according to his music label UMG, which says his whole lawsuit over “Not Like Us” is really just sour grapes because Kendrick Lamar buried him in their rap beef.

Universal Music Group filed docs Monday in federal court, calling out Drake for his part in the diss track battle that surrounded the release of “Not Like Us.” According to the label, “Drake encouraged the feud. For example, when he felt that Lamar was taking too long to respond, Drake released a second recording in which he goaded Lamar to continue the public rap battle.”

Remember, Drake is suing his label for releasing the track, claiming it did so knowing its “certified pedophile” line was false and defamatory.

UMG says Drake’s insults included claims Kendrick is a domestic abuser, and Kendrick’s biz partner is the real father of the rapper’s son. The label says Drake’s only suing “after losing the rap battle.”

Drake’s own label says his lawsuit “disregards the other Drake and Lamar diss tracks that surrounded ‘Not Like Us’ as well as the conventions of the diss track genre, and, thus, critically ignores the context of the dispute.”

Translation: Ya live by the sword, ya die by the sword, Drake!

UMG flat-out denies “Not Like Us” is defamatory, especially considering the context of the rap war that was raging between both rappers — who are both UMG artists — and, it wants a judge to dismiss the whole lawsuit.

The U.S. hunting influencer at the center of the #WombatGate mess issued an apology — but it fell on deaf ears when she went off on the Australian government, calling them hypocrites for letting thousands of animals get killed every year.

Samantha Strable — AKA Sam Jones on IG — left the hosts of Australia’s Channel 10 fuming when she bailed on a scheduled interview. Instead, she sent them a pre-recorded video statement, in which she said she regretted pulling the baby wombat away from its mother in the original video last week.

After briefly owning up to her actions, Sam directed people’s attention to the government of the nation widely condemning her, claiming officials are funneling millions of Aussie tax dollars into the mass slaughter of native animals.

Her apology didn’t sit well with the hosts at all — they called it pathetic and vented it was cowardly to point fingers at the Australian government while hiding behind a pre-recorded video instead of facing them live.