Jessica Simpson jokes that her pregnant figure is a "tight pinch"

She arrives at the end of nine difficult months.

But despite insomnia, bronchitis, back pain and anxiety, Jessica Simpson, a very pregnant woman, clearly did not lose her sense of humor.

Sharing a picture of herself getting stuck between two poorly parked cars on Saturday, she wrote: "Tighten up, but I'm going through".

Dressed for comfort, the third time, her mother wore a black dress, a waistcoat and fluffy mules.

Jessica Simpson jokes that her pregnant figure is a "pinch tight" as she prepares to welcome her third child

Although her pregnancy is far from easy, the end is near for Jessica, who is expected to be expected this month.

Although the exact date of Jessica 's delivery was not revealed, the actress turned fashion designer was about four months pregnant when she announced her good news in September.

Jessica and her husband, Eric Johnson, are waiting for a girl, a second daughter, to join Maxwell, a six-year-old girl, and her five-year-old son Ace, who she shared with former NFL player, Eric, 39 years old.

Her daughters: Jessica and her husband Eric Johnson are waiting for a girl, a second daughter to join their daughter Maxwell, six, and her five-year-old son Ace, who she shares with a former NFL player, Eric, 39.

On Wednesday, Jessica spoke about her pregnancy when she wrote on Instagram: "What lets me go through this pregnancy is knowing that I'll have another one of those cute ones."

She shared a photo of her schoolgirl uniformed children, hugging her before leaving for clbad.

But although she has already done it twice before, Jessica's third pregnancy is proving the most difficult at the moment.

And the expectant mother shared her discomfort with her 4.5 million Instagram followers.

In recent days: Jessica is seen this week with her husband Eric Johnson; she's supposed to be due this month

The blonde actress, who played in Employee Of The Month and Dukes Of Hazzard, said that after fighting a bronchitis, she was suffering from insomnia, anxiety and sciatica pain, but was doing his best to stay in a good mood.

In a message released last week, the Texas native said, "After a month of sciatic pain, followed by 3 weeks of bronchitis, I thought my feet suited me perfectly. I needed to get out a lot of anxiety !! & # 39;

Then on Monday, she explained: "Walking in the rain to fight against insomnia." She was wearing red-lined sunglbades with a fur-lined hooded sweatshirt as she pricked her tongue out.