Liv Tyler has welcomed a new baby daughter – and she has the most adorable name.
The actress and her fiance, sports agent David Gardner, announced the birth of their second child together and revealed a beautiful name: Lula Rose Gardner.
This is Liv’s first daughter. She also has one-year-old son Sailor Gene with David, and an 11-year-old son Milo with ex-husband Royston Langdon.
Her fiance also has an eight-year-old son, Grey.
Liv, 39, shared a cute snap on Instagram, announcing to the world: “Hello!!!!! our beautiful baby girl is here !!!! Lula Rose Gardner … we are sooooo happy … heart exploding with love !!!!!”
Little baby Lulu is shown snuggling up with her dad, who is wearing a gown embroidered with the name “Liv”.
The actress, who starred in The Leftovers, had a happy pregnancy, enjoying her baby bump.
Two weeks ago she wrote: “Ohhhh my goodness look at that bump… so pointy and giant !! I can’t wait to meet the beautiful little human living in there…”
Mia Tyler, Steven Tyler, Liv Tyler and Taj Tallarico in May (Michael Zorn/AP)
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