Congrats to Drew Barrymore and Will Kopelman: A new Baby
Baby makes four for Drew Barrymore and Will Kopelman!
The actress, 39, gave birth to a healthy little girl on Tuesday, April 22.
“Happy to announce that today we are the proud parents of our second daughter, Frankie Barrymore Kopelman,” the couple told People in a statement. “Olive has a new little sister, and everyone is healthy and happy!”
Perhaps it was that Chinese food that sent the actress into labor?
On Monday, Barrymore posted the below photo on Instagram with the caption: "Desert ! #iheartchinesefood."
This is the second child for Barrymore and Kopelman, 36, who welcomed their daughter, Olive, in September 2012.
“I’m relieved I’m having another girl," the "Grey Gardens" star told People in February. "I have everything I need. It’s all about hand-me-downs and room sharing and all that stuff. I’m pretty psyched about that!”
Olive is also excited to be a big sister.
“She just really loves babies and kids,” added Barrymore. “I have her in a lot of classes … I like when she’s so open-hearted to people and her surroundings.”
The actress also spoke to the AP earlier this month about how becoming a parent is "the greatest thing I've ever done in my life," although it has brought on new anxieties.
"I try to have a sense of humor about how... [much] you need to learn and tackle," she said, "and how to remain fun-loving and not, like, uptight because there's so much to care about and to learn about."
This is the second child for Barrymore and Kopelman, 36, who welcomed their daughter, Olive, in September 2012.
“I’m relieved I’m having another girl," the "Grey Gardens" star told People in February. "I have everything I need. It’s all about hand-me-downs and room sharing and all that stuff. I’m pretty psyched about that!”
Olive is also excited to be a big sister.
“She just really loves babies and kids,” added Barrymore. “I have her in a lot of classes … I like when she’s so open-hearted to people and her surroundings.”
The actress also spoke to the AP earlier this month about how becoming a parent is "the greatest thing I've ever done in my life," although it has brought on new anxieties.
"I try to have a sense of humor about how... [much] you need to learn and tackle," she said, "and how to remain fun-loving and not, like, uptight because there's so much to care about and to learn about."
"It used to be work first and now it's life first," she noted. "So even though I'm doing a lot, there's a lot of things that have slowed down. I don't make that many movies anymore. I'm not really producing right now. And I'm trying to do jobs where I can work from home or be at home by dinnertime if I do have to go out to meetings. You just sort of change your life."
Next up, Barrymore stars alongside Adam Sandler in the romantic comedy "Blended," in theaters May 23
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