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Ali Larter is expecting her first child

'Heroes' actress is 'thrilled' about baby with husband Hayes MacArthur

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updated 7/20/2010 7:37:44 PM ET 2010-07-20T23:37:44

Ali Larter has hung up her Heroes boots and is letting someone else do the kicking for a change.

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The 34-year-old actress is "thrilled" to be expecting her first child with hubby Hayes MacArthur this winter, Larter's rep confirmed Tuesday to People.

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Larter, who's been the subject of much bump speculation in recent weeks, swapped vows with MacArthur last August at his family's home in Kennebunkport, Maine.

Happy anniversary, you two!

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