Michael Bublé And Luisana Lopilato's Fourth Child Might Be Their Last

Michael Bublé and Luisana Lopilato aren't planning on having another baby. The couple is currently pregnant for their fourth and, according to Bublé, likely their last child. They went public with their pregnancy via Bublé's February music video for "I'll Never Not Love You."

The duo recreated some famous romantic scenes in the music video, including "The Notebook," "Titanic," and "Love Actually." The video ended with Bublé waking up to his family, his three children in tow, and Lopilato with her baby bump.

In a recent interview, the artist revealed that he planned to be significantly "involved" with the pregnancy because it could be the last. He added that he was doing everything to ensure Lopilato had a smooth process throughout the pregnancy.

Bublé and his wife Lopilato are expecting their fourth baby and, apparently, last baby. The singer sat down with People and revealed that they planned on being "present" during the current pregnancy because it would very likely be the last.

The 46-year-old said, "We're really trying to be present with the pregnancy because, most likely, it's the last time. I want it to be really special for [Luisana], and I know it goes really fast. Since it's probably the last one, I just want to make sure that we're really enjoying every second of it."

Bublé revealed he made sure his wife could depend on him throughout her pregnancy. He said, "She just kind of points her finger and says, 'Go do this, go do that. I love that. I love taking care of her."

The singer's children, Noah, Elias, and Vida, are reportedly as excited about the new addition to the family as their parents. They've gone as far as pictures of possible names for the baby. "If it's a little boy, my boys want to name him after themselves, which doesn't work," Bublé said. "If it's a girl, my daughter has decided that Snowy for Snow White is what the girl would be named. I think we need help."

During the interview, Bublé mentioned his unisex fragrance, "By Invitation." In addition to his current Las Vegas residency performance, the singer promoted his fragrance, released in 2016. He revealed that the scent was always "huge" to him because of the feeling of nostalgia.

The singer said, "This is going to sound sentimental, but, obviously, fragrance is something that's always been huge to all of us. It's a sense that takes us right back. I remember being a kid, and every Christmas, I would go to The Body Shop and buy my grandmother White Musk. I'd save up for it, and she would wear all year."

Bublé revealed that the tradition was one he continued even with the passing of his grandmother because it "made [him] think about her." Lopilato reportedly really helped the singer during the creation of the fragrance. He revealed that he made sure to always go through the actress before making big decisions because she had "such a great taste" and was a "classy woman."

According to Bublé, he has gotten a whiff of his perfume several times while on the go. Although he remembered the scent sometimes, other times, he didn't but was drawn to it. The 46-year-old said, "What's even funnier, this is the truth, I've gotten into elevators, or I've sat across someone at a restaurant, and I've smelled it, and I've genuinely liked it."

He recalled a moment when he asked someone what perfume they had on, and they confirmed that it was his fragrance. "It's funny; actually, my sister wore it once, and I had no idea. I just thought it was beautiful," he continued. "I was like, 'What have you got? That's great.'"

Bublé admitted that while the fragrance had more female customers, he initially made it for men and women. According to him, he loved wearing it because it wasn't overpowering like most male perfumes. He described it as "subtle and quite beautiful with the patchouli and the vanilla."

Still on perfumes, the 46-year-old recalled his high school days and how much he loved using his trusty Calvin Klein's Obsession For Men Fragrance. He admitted that he used it "as much as [he] possibly could," like others in his high school.

He said, "I think our high school probably smelled so badly — or so good. I'm not sure which one. I think all of us were wearing far too much. I think we thought the more, the better. Those hallways just smelled like every kind of perfume you could find."

Another fragrance Bublé mentioned was Joop. The artist had a friend who loved the fragrance and didn't hold back when spritzing. He said, "I also remember Joop. I had a friend that wore Joop. And he wore so much Joop; I would be like, 'Oh my God.'"