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Jude Law has reportedly welcomed his second child with his wife, and his seventh altogether.
The characteristically private actor, 50, was seen with wife Phillipa Coan, 35, strolling around with a newborn baby in a pram at Heathrow Airport in London, fuelling speculation about their new arrival.
In photos obtained by The Sun, Law and Coan were pictured making their way through a terminal as another woman pushed their eldest child, born in September 2020, in a second pram.
Law and Coan married in 2019 and announced they were expecting their first child together in May the following year.
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Law has three older children Rafferty, 26, Iris, 22 and Rudy Law, 20, with ex-wife Sadie Frost.
The Holiday star also has two more daughters, Sophia, 13, shared with American model Samantha Burke, and Ada, seven, shared with singer-songwriter Catherine Harding.
Evening Standard has contacted Law’s representative for comment.
Law revealed he had welcomed his sixth child as he appeared on The Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, and opened up about enjoying fatherhood at the time.
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“I’ve been gardening. Oh! And on top of that I had a baby. So, there you go,” Law announced on the show.
The Fantastic Beasts star said being dad to a newborn was a “really wonderful” experience, and added that he and his wife felt “blessed that they could just nest as a family”.
Law also shared his wish to expand his family even further, saying: “I love it, so absolutely why not? I’m very lucky to be involved with someone I’m madly in love with...
“The idea of having more children would be just wonderful. I’m fortunate to be with someone where I’m having more fun than I’ve ever had in my life.”
Law continued: “We have an incredibly stable and healthy, wonderful family existence and that involves my kids who are young adults... and then the younger ones are just so much joy and so much fun.”