Natalie Portman’s baby has arrived!
The actress gave birth to her third child, her first with boyfriend Tanguy Destable, according to photos obtained by Page Six. In the shots, Portman and Destable are seen taking a stroll in Paris, with Destable holding the new arrival in a baby carrier on his chest.
Page Six has reached out to representatives for Portman.
While the Oscar winner and her partner, 46, have kept their relationship under wraps since getting together in early 2025, Portman went public with her pregnancy news the following year.
The “Black Swan” star spoke to Harper’s Bazaar about the “privilege” and “miracle” of expanding her family in April.
“Tanguy and I are very excited,” she gushed to the outlet, clarifying that it was “probably [her] last time” conceiving.
“There’s a calm [this time] and knowing myself: who I want to spend time with, what kind of energy I want around me,” Portman explained. “That makes the experience so beautiful every day.”
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The Oscar winner debuted her baby bump that same day while out and about in Paris.
Portman has lived in France since she and then-husband Benjamin Millepied ditched the United States in 2014.
The former couple had walked down the aisle two years prior.
The duo’s son, Aleph, attended the August 2012 nuptials in Big Sur, California, as a 1-year-old.
He became a big brother when sister Amalia, now 9, arrived in February 2017.
Portman and Millepied have co-parented the little ones since ending their marriage in 2023 over the latter’s alleged affair with climate activist Camille Étienne.
The Golden Globe winner quietly filed to end their union, and the divorce was finalized in February of the following year.
While it is unclear when exactly Portman moved on with Destable, the pair were first spotted together in March 2025.
The musician, known as Tepr, was previously in a relationship with actress Louise Bourgoin, with whom he shares sons Étienne and Vadim, born in 2016 and 2020, respectively.
