Natalie Portman Welcomes Baby No. 3, Her First with Partner Tanguy Destable

Portman is already mom to Aleph and Amalia, whom she shares with ex-husband Benjamin Millepied

Natalie Portman is officially a mom of three!

The actress, 45, welcomed her third baby, her first with partner Tanguy Destable, in Paris last month, a source tells PEOPLE.

The newborn joins Portman’s older kids, son Aleph, 15, and daughter Amalia, 9, whom she shares with her ex-husband, director-choreographer Benjamin Millepied.

PEOPLE has reached out to a rep for the Academy Award winner for comment.

The Thor: Love and Thunder star shared with Harper’s Bazaar in April that she was expecting her third baby.

“Tanguy and I are very excited,” she told the publication. “I’m just very grateful. I know it’s such a privilege and a miracle.”

PEOPLE confirmed Portman’s romance with Destable in March 2025 after they were linked by French outlet Voici.

In the interview, the Marvel star shared that she felt a deeper sense of gratitude during her pregnancy. Portman said her pregnancy is more of a “calm” experience this time, adding she’s cherishing every moment.

“There is a gratitude that when you’re young, you don’t necessarily grasp,” she said. “And there’s a calm and knowing myself: who I want to spend time with, what kind of energy I want around me that makes the experience so beautiful every day. And knowing it’s probably the last time, I cherish every moment.”

At the time, Portman shared that she was swimming and doing gyrotonics to “keep strong” and spending lots of time with her kids, “which is always the best.”

The Gallerist star recently finished a few projects and has been focusing on her family. She said she’s especially happy to be navigating the pregnancy in Paris, sharing that there’s been “beautiful spring weather” for her to enjoy.

“There’s been beautiful spring weather,” she said, adding, “so it’s been pretty amazing to just walk in the incredible parks here and go see art. Just the usual things you do when you’re not working!”

She jokingly continued, “In France, they consider full-term to be 41 weeks rather than 40, so I guess I get an extra week to be pregnant this time around.”

Via: People