Andrew Kaczynski Names Newborn Baby After Her Late Daughter
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To honor her late daughter Francesca, the CNN reporter and his wife Rachel Louise Ensign reveal that their newborn baby is named after the 9-month-old who died from cancer in December 2020.

AceShowbiz - Andrew Kaczynski has introduced his and his wife Rachel Louise Ensign's new bundle of joy in an Instagram post. To honor her late daughter Francesca, Andrew and Rachel revealed that their newborn baby is named after the 9-month-old who died from cancer.

"Introducing the newest member of our family, who joined us Thursday. Talia Davida Kaczynski. She was named with the Hebrew name of her big sister Beans," the CNN reporter explained in the Saturday, January 29 post. "We love her endlessly."

In the post, Andrew also attached a slew of snaps of the proud parents and their baby girl.

Many of Andrew's colleagues took to the comment section to send him and his wife congratulatory messages for the new addition. "Mazel Tov! We are all so happy for you," network anchor Wolf Blitzer said.

"Welcome to the world, Talia! You won the parent lottery because your dad and mom are the two strongest and most loving souls you could ask for. Congratulations to the whole family. This is the most joyous news!️" political director David Chalian added. Meanwhile, correspondent Paula Reid commented, "Wonderful news."

Andrew's older daughter Francesca passed away on December 24, 2020, three months after he revealed she was diagnosed with "an extremely rare and very aggressive rhabdoid brain tumor." The death left both Andrew and his wife "heartbroken."

"We're heartbroken to have to announce our beautiful daughter Francesca passed away last night in the arms of her mom and dad," he shared at the time. "There will always be a Bean-sized hole in our hearts for her. We're so grateful to have known her love. Francesca we love you."

He then shared the touching obituary that he and Ensign wrote for their daughter. "A Brooklyn-based Sesame Street fan, Francesca enjoyed taking long walks around New York City and Boston, playing with her toys and balloons, attending speech therapy, and 'petting' (i.e. grabbing) her cat Ryland," he wrote.

"Her many smiles sent a thrill through the world. She was so generous with them, even when most of the smiles back were covered by masks and even when she faced challenges that would scare an adult, like a cancer diagnosis or being born with hearing loss. Francesca showed her parents a kind of love they never knew before and they will never forget it," the message continued.

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