Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds Welcome a Baby Girl!

Published on 1/5/2015 at 6:55 PM

Blake Lively and Ryan Reynolds are officially parents! People reported on Monday that the former Gossip Girl star gave birth near the couple's home in Bedford, NY, sometime last month — Page Six added that the little one's arrival was "earlier than expected," but that "mom and baby are both healthy and doing well." On Tuesday, Us Weekly confirmed that Blake and Ryan's firstborn child is a baby girl, though the name has yet to be released. Blake announced her pregnancy news via her lifestyle blog, Preserve, back in October and stepped out for plenty of stylish prebaby appearances around NYC and LA leading up to the end of the year. We last got a glimpse of Blake and her baby bump in a sweet Instagram snap before the holidays. Congrats to Ryan and Blake on their new addition!

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