Barbara Palvin Shares First Look at Daughter with Dylan Sprouse
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Barbara Palvin and Dylan Sprouse just shared a first look at their first child. The baby girl, who was brought into the world on Labor Day (and already loves the Dodgers), joined the family just one year after Barbara underwent surgery to endometriosis, a condition that can cause fertility issues.
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AI GeneratedDylan Sprouse and Barbara Palvin have welcomed their first child, a daughter. The couple shared the news on Instagram, noting that the baby was born around Labor Day. This joyful milestone follows a challenging year for the couple, involving a home security scare and Barbara's health journey with endometriosis.
Congratulations are in order.
Dylan Sprouse is officially a girl dad.
I'm a very lucky guy.
The Dodgers' cutest new fan made her IG debut on Monday,
with the proud parents showing off their new bundle of joy
just weeks after quietly bringing her into the world.
Though we don't know the youngster's name just yet,
mom Barbara Palvin's cheeky caption
did reveal her birthday,
joking that she took Labor Day literally this year.
It's been a whirlwind year for the couple,
who announced their pregnancy just weeks
after a trespasser made their way
into their Hollywood Hills home.
How are you guys doing?
I know you had a scary incident happen soon.
Are you guys doing okay?
You're happy?
Enough said.
That's it, yay.
That'll do it, that'll do it.
No, we're just happy for the distraction, you know?
Thankfully, the new papa bear was on site,
and able to hold the intruder down until police arrived.
We're happy.
And as if their growing family
wasn't enough of a reason to celebrate,
their little lady came into the world
just one year after Barbara underwent surgery
to treat her endometriosis,
a condition that can cause fertility issues.
This is an endometriosis awareness pin.
You know, Barbara had just gone through a surgery for endo,
as we were talking about it,
and she discovered with her own research,
there's sadly a lack of research, comprehensive.
How is her health, though, with surgery and everything?
Massive recovery, it's been so good for her.
She feels better, almost 100%.
There's a lot less pain now,
and so I think that's also the reason
that she's so strongly pushing for advocacy in this way,
is that it helped her immensely,
so helped to raise awareness.