Chris Pratt and Katherine Schwarzenegger have welcomed their second child
Key Takeaways:
- Katherine Schwarzenegger and Chris Pratt have welcomed a baby girl into their family.
- Eloise Christina Schwarzenegger Pratt, Chris and Katherine's second daughter, was born on May 21, according to the post.
- Katherine announced her second pregnancy in December 2021, and the author was seen with her baby belly in the same month.
Chris Pratt as well as Katherine Schwarzenegger, have welcomed a baby girl into their family. On Sunday, the pair turned to their Instagram accounts to inform their followers of the news. Their baby daughter's name was also announced.
Chris and Katherine shared in the post that they welcomed their second daughter, Eloise Christina Schwarzenegger Pratt, on May 21. They added in the caption, "We are delighted to announce the birth of Eloise Christina Schwarzenegger Pratt, our second daughter. We are extremely fortunate and grateful. Katherine and Chris, with love." Chris also stated that both the mother and also the baby is doing well in his article.
Maria Shriver, Katherine's mother, was one of the people who commented on the post. "We are blessed," Maria remarked, "bravo, congrats, lucky Eloise."
Lyla Maria Schwarzenegger Pratt, Chris and Katherine's second daughter, was born in August 2020. The Marvel actor has a nine-year-old son named Jack with ex-wife Anna Faris.
Katherine announced that she was expecting her second child in December 2021, and the author was photographed with her baby bump that same month. Katherine Schwarzenegger, daughter of the actor as well as former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, first mentioned the pregnancy in March of this year while giving pregnant ladies advice. "Pregnant mothers, tell me if you, too, can only drink ice-cold water," she asked in an Instagram video.
Pratt and Katherine have also kept Lyla's face off social media and are unlikely to reveal a photo of the new member of their family anytime soon. "It's incredibly important to my husband and me to offer to our kids and to be able to have that privacy, and just not necessarily display much of them on social media," Katherine said on the Today show.