Natalie Portman welcomes her third child, her first with Tanguy Destable
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- Natalie Portman has welcomed her third child, her first with French music producer Tanguy Destable, in Paris, according to a source cited by PEOPLE.
- The baby joins Portmanโs two older children, Aleph and Amalia, whom she shares with her former husband Benjamin Millepied.
- Portman described the pregnancy as a different experience and said she felt especially grateful because it was likely to be her last.
Natalie Portman has become a mother for the third time. The baby, born in Paris last month, is her first child with her partner, French music producer, composer and DJ Tanguy Destable, PEOPLE reported, citing an exclusive source.
The newborn joins Portmanโs older children, 15-year-old Aleph and 9-year-old Amalia, whom she shares with her former husband, director and choreographer Benjamin Millepied.
Tanguy and I are very excited. Iโm very grateful. I know itโs a great privilege and a miracle.
Portman announced in April that she was expecting her third child. Speaking to Harperโs Bazaar at the time, she said, โTanguy and I are very excited. Iโm very grateful. I know itโs a great privilege and a miracle.โ
Thereโs a gratitude that, when youโre young, you donโt necessarily understand. And thereโs a calmness and a self-knowledge: who I want to spend time with, what kind of energy I want around me, which makes the experience so beautiful every day. And knowing that this is probably the last time, I treasure every moment.
She later described the pregnancy as different from her earlier experiences. โThereโs a gratitude that, when youโre young, you donโt necessarily understand,โ Portman said. โAnd thereโs a calmness and a self-knowledge: who I want to spend time with, what kind of energy I want around me, which makes the experience so beautiful every day. And knowing that this is probably the last time, I treasure every moment.โ
During the pregnancy, Portman said she swam and practiced Gyrotonic exercises to stay strong. She also spent time with her children, which she called โalways the best.โ She said she enjoyed the spring weather, parks and cultural activities in Paris while reducing her professional commitments.
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