‘Sons of Anarchy's Theo Rossi Is Going To Be A Dad, Actor Premieres 'Bad Hurt' Trailer [VIDEO]

Dayton callie, Charlie Hunnam, Theo Rossi, Kim Coates And Mark Boone Junior — IN PHOTO: Dayton Callie (L-R), Charlie Hunnam, Theo Rossi, Kim Coates and Mark Boone Junior, actors in the FX Networks' show, "Sons of Anarchy", pose for members of the media at an FX Networks party at Lucky Strike Lanes in New York, March 29, 2012. Reuters/Andrew Burton

Best known for his role as Juice Ortiz in the FX biker drama series “Sons of Anarchy,” Theo Rossi is over the clouds now as he awaits for his new bundle of joy with wife Meghan McDermott. While waiting for his new role as a dad, Rossi premiere’s his new movie “Bad Hurt” after wrapping up his seven-year stint in the small screen.

"My wife Meghan and I are incredibly grateful," Rossi exclusively told E! News. "The baby is due on my birthday, and I couldn't ask for a more perfect gift. It's hectic right now. We are at Tribeca where we're promoting our production company's first film, “Bad Hurt,” and its premiere. Lots to celebrate right now."

The couple showed off their baby bump when they stepped out Tuesday, April 14, at the annual Vanity Fair party to celebrate the Tribeca Film Festival in NYC. The 39-year-old Staten Island native met McDermott through Boot Campaign where he works as an ambassador and she works in the military charity.

Still don’t the baby’s sex, the couple wanted to be surprise and currently enjoying every moment of the experience as they wait to welcome their first child. The actor’s birthday is June 4 which means that the couple only have two more months before they will ended the “wonderful world of parenthood.”

Rossi also revealed that he can’t wait to be a dad as he plans to raise the baby in the Big Apple “because it’s the greatest place in the world.” the actor admitted that growing up in NYC made him who he is and he think this is an exciting time for it is completely different from the time he grew in the city.

Meanwhile, Rossi’s “Bad Hurt” trailer premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival and its first producing effort of the actor’s New York-based production company Dos Dudes Pictures. “Bad Hurt” also stars Karen Allen, Jonny Whitworth, Michael Harney, Ashley Williams and Irish Gilad. The film centres on a close knit Staten Island family with their fair share of problems.

Watch Theo Rossi’s new indie film below courtesy of Dos Dudes Pictures. The actor plays Todd, the family’s middle child who struggles between his sister who has special needs and his brother who is dealing with psychological war wounds.