Brooklyn Decker and Andy Roddick Baby News: Couple Welcomes Son

By Rhodora Agulto, Christian Post Contributor Tuesday, October 06, 2015

Amid all the breakups and divorces in Hollywood, it seems the bundles of joys are still popping up everywhere. The latest addition to make headlines would be Brooklyn Decker and Andy Roddick welcoming their first child. According to US Weekly, it was confirmed that Decker successfully gave birth to a healthy baby boy last Sept. 30 in Austin, Texas.

The "Sports Illustrated" model and professional tennis player announced that they were expecting a baby last May 2 through an Instagram post of Decker cradling her growing bump with a caption, "So this happened...#the3ofus." Although having been married for almost six years now, this is their first baby and so many had definitely kept themselves updated on Decker's pregnancy every now and then.

Both parents have been more than happy to share with the public their feelings about being soon-to-be parents. Before giving birth, Decker, best-known for her role in "Grace and Frankie," was sharing how she was dealing with being a soon-to-be mother. She had an interview with E! News, in which she shared her one craving during the whole pregnancy, which was orange juice. She mentioned how she finds this weird considering that it was one thing she "never really enjoyed." She is also quite thankful that Roddick has been supportive of the changes her body went through while being pregnant. Decker said, "Being married to Andy has given me a new appreciation for my body. He's taught me that it's not how thin you are that matters. It's how your body performs, how it endures wear and tears."

As for Roddick, he didn't fail to express his excitement of becoming a father during an interview he had with Page Six. He talked about the life-changing events in his life and how they can't wait for the moment. "It's something that's been done a million times before…but to feel the baby moving around…it kind of just blows your mind. And now we're at the point where we just want it to be here," shared Roddick.