At 45, Natalie Portman becomes a mother for the third time
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At a glance
- Natalie Portman has given birth to her third child with music producer Tanguy Destable, according to People magazine.
- The birth took place in Paris; the couple has not disclosed the babyโs sex or birth date.
- Portman has two older children with her former husband, choreographer Benjamin Millepied.
Natalie Portman has become a mother for the third time at 45, welcoming a child with music producer Tanguy Destable, known professionally as Tpr. People magazine reported that the baby was born in Paris.
Portman already has two children, Aleph, 15, and Amalia, 9, with her former husband, choreographer Benjamin Millepied. The couple announced their divorce in 2024, after months of speculation. Portman and Millepied met while working on Darren Aronofskyโs psychological dance thriller Black Swan, where he served as choreographer.
Portman announced her pregnancy in April. โTanguy and I are very excited,โ she told the publication. โI am very grateful. I know it is a great privilege and a miracle.โ She described the pregnancy as a calmer experience and said she valued each moment.
Tanguy and I are very excited. I am very grateful. I know it is a great privilege and a miracle.
โThere is a calm and self-knowledge, knowing who I want to spend time with and what kind of energy I want around me, that makes the experience so beautiful every day,โ Portman said. โAnd knowing that this is probably the last time, I treasure every moment.โ
The actress has kept the babyโs sex and birth date private. Her Instagram account, followed by nearly 10 million people, has offered glimpses of the pregnancy, including a family visit to Disneyland Paris in late June. Portman, who is of Israeli origin and has lived in France for years, was awarded the rank of knight in Franceโs Legion of Honour this summer.
There is a calm and self-knowledge, knowing who I want to spend time with and what kind of energy I want around me, that makes the experience so beautiful every day. And knowing that this is probably the last time, I treasure every moment.
Originally published by Clarรญn in Spanish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.