It's a girl for Emily Blunt and John Krasinski
Emily Blunt and John Krasinski have welcomed their first child—a girl! Check out the baby's name.
It's a girl!
Beloved actors Emily Blunt (The Devil Wears Prada), 30, and John Krasinski (The Office), 34, welcomed their first child—a girl!—Sunday, February 16.
John quickly took to Twitter to share the news... and the baby's name.
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"Wanted to let the news out directly," he tweeted. "Emily and I are so incredibly happy to welcome our daughter Hazel into the world today! Happy bday!"
Aww, Hazel... Pretty!
Emily and John are going to be great parents, no doubt. Indeed, in a recent Twitter interaction with a fan, John couldn't contain his excitement about becoming a father. “You’re going to be a daddy soon! Yay!!” the fan tweeted. “Holy crap I AM???" he tweeted back, "Aaaaaagh!!! Haha, cannot WAIT!!!"
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Emily and John started dating in 2008, got engaged in August 2009 and were married the following summer in Italy. And now, they are parents. We wish them the best. (Love them!)
Congrats to the family!
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Haley Overland is a writer/editor at Today's Parent. Our resident celebrity queen, she dishes out all the sweetest scoop on celebrity families at our Celebrity Candy blog. She has interviewed celeb moms like Jennifer Garner, Jessica Alba and Jillian Michaels, and has shared her expertise on CTV’s ETalk. Haley also has an award-winning personal blog, CheatyMonkey.com, where she writes about everything from motherhood to yoga, her dog “Betty White” and what it's like to be Clive Owen's girlfriend. Haley has two kids, whom she fondly refers to online as “The Monkey” and “The Rascal.”