Los Angeles - Shakira and Gerard Pique are hosting another World Baby Shower.
The couple - who are expecting their second child - are expanding on the idea they had when expecting their son Milan, who turns two on Thursday, and creating a shareable event for expectant mothers in a bid to benefit UNICEF and vulnerable children around the world.
Shakira said: "Now that we are soon welcoming our second child we want to help other children around the world and also contribute to a long-lasting solution for getting children living in extreme poverty the supplies they need to survive.
"We also want other parents to feel compelled to do the same. With the explosion of social media, celebrities aren't the only ones who have platforms that can reach mass audiences, and we want this movement to keep going long after our baby shower has ended, so we want to invite them to host their own baby showers with UNICEF as well."
Fans can share in the event by featuring a website featuring 'Inspired Gifts' - including midwifery kits with medical equipment for safe delivery of 50 babies, measles and polio vaccines, blankets, baby scales, a football and a storybook - that directly benefit UNICEF's work for children.
Fans can visit the site and donate directly via a link on Shakira's Facebook page, in which she appealed for fans to help "save the lives" of hundreds of thousands of youngsters.
Through the Hips Don't Lie singer's Twitter page, fans can also buy a special thank you card from the couple and every one sold will unlock more funds for measles vaccines.
Your generosity made the last shower a huge success! Let's see if we can help even more kids in need this year! Shak pic.twitter.com/kshAWXSMGE
— Shakira (@shakira) January 19, 2015
Buy a #WorldBabyShower thank-you card from Shak & @3gerardpique and unlock funds for life-saving measles vaccines http://t.co/2KC9BeMNRQ SHQ
— Shakira (@shakira) January 19, 2015
Click here for more information on how to get involved.
The couple's first World Baby Shower, which was held from 16 January to 15 February 2013, helped vaccinate 80 000 children against polio, have four tonnes of food delivered to children suffering from malnutrition and 1 000 anti-malaria nets and 200 000 rehydration powders were distributed to those in need.