The 'Wonder Woman' actress 'couldn't be more grateful and happy' to introduce newborn daughter Daniella after welcoming her third child with husband Yaron Varsano.
- Jun 30, 2021
AceShowbiz - "Wonder Woman" star Gal Gadot is a supermum again.
The actress has given birth to her third child, a little girl named Daniella.
Sharing a shot of her family gathered around the newborn on Instagram, Gal wrote, "My sweet family. I couldn't be more grateful and happy (and tired) we are all so excited to welcome Daniella into our family. I'm sending all of you love and health (sic)."
Gadot and her husband, Yaron Varsano, also share daughters Maya, three, and Alma, nine.
The DC actress received congratulations from fellow Hollywood stars like January Jones, Priyanka Chopra Jonas, and Kate Hudson.
Varsano also posted the picture on his own social media. "And now we are [five] So happy and grateful. My dear wife is a lioness!! So thankful and humbled by your powers," so the proud dad and husband captioned the family photo.
Gadot previously talked about motherhood. "When I had my two daughters. I know this sounds cheesy, but you feel like you are a God when you deliver your children," she said. "It's like, 'I made this!' The best feeling in the world is to become a mother and give life."
She explained how she eased her first child into embracing her sibling when the second child was born. "When Maya was born, I felt like I needed to empower Alma because she was the one who would go through the big change in her life by having a baby sister," she elaborated. "Maya just needed affection and warmth. Alma was the one who needed attention. She's an amazing big sister."
For their third child, she and husband had an additional plan. They were going to focus on the baby's nighttime routine as she said in a separate interview earlier this year, "We're going to sleep train her (new baby), we're going to make sure she loves and enjoys sleep. I feel like this is the hardest part of parenthood, the lack of sleep, the being tired all the time, that was the hardest thing for me."
