Thomas Beatie, known around the world as the "pregnant man" who gave birth to a girl, is carrying another child, says a report.

In an interview with ABC News, Beatie said he is currently in his first trimester and his baby is due next June 12.

Born a woman, Beatie underwent hormone therapy to become a man.

However, he kept his female reproductive organs and stopped taking his twice-weekly doses of testosterone ahead of his first pregnancy.

Beatie said in the interview that he did not start taking testosterone again after the birth so that he could get pregnant again.

He decided to get pregnant the first time because his wife, 46-year-old Nancy, could not become pregnant. She had a hysterectomy as a result of endometriosis.

Beatie, 34, was impregnated through artificial insemination, using donor sperm and his own eggs. He has said he had a natural birth, not a C-section.

Beatie is legally a man and lives with his wife in Oregon, where they operate a T-shirt printing business.