Second Baby on the Way for Janay, Ray Rice

Ray and Janay Rice are expecting a second child, sources say.

They are expecting a baby boy in September, according to Sports Illustrated.

Janay Rice, 28, shared an Instagram photo of herself, "noticeably pregnant," alongside her husband with a caption that they were 21 weeks pregnant as of April 30, according to TMZ.

The couple, whose struggles were cast into the national spotlight after a domestic assault went public in February 2014, has one other child; their daughter, Rayven, was born in 2012.

The family used to live in Reisterstown but moved once Ray Rice was released from the Baltimore Ravens after video showing him hitting Janay Rice in a casino elevator went public.

Ray Rice, 29, was a three-time Pro Bowler who played six seasons as a running back for the Ravens prior to his contract termination in September 2014.

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In the Baltimore area, Ray Rice was known for his community service, specifically involving children.

When he was charged with assault in the domestic incident in New Jersey, individuals and organizations sent approximately 30 letters to the District Attorney’s Office there detailing his acts of kindness, from helping to fund a child’s funeral to making kids who are ”typically cast aside ... feel welcome and special,” according to CBS Sports. He appeared regularly in schools and on local football fields in the community.

Last fall, the Rices returned to Baltimore to donate uniforms to local cheerleaders.

Since moving north, Ray Rice has continued his work with young people, sharing about how his experiences can be used to educate. At the end of February, he told youths in Elizabeth, N.J., about the importance of hard work and mentorship, according to NJ.com. A bishop at the event who has reportedly been a mentor to the football star told the news outlet that "...football is not the end-all for him now. He gets along with children" and "does a great job with the youth."

Since the Feb. 15 , 2014, incident at the Revel Casino in Atlantic City, N.J., Rice has done a pretrial intervention program for first-time offenders.

And these days, Ray Rice is training future NFL stars who are hoping to make the draft, Sports Illustrated reports, though he hopes to get back in the game himself, stating: "I have a lot of finishing to do."