UPDATE: It's a boy! With a normal name! Welcome to the world Alexander Pete Schrieber.
Capping what felt like the longest pregnancy in recorded history, Naomi Watts gave birth early Thursday morning, "Life & Style" is reporting.
Watts, along with proud papa Liev Schreiber, is said to be resting comfortably. The couple did not reveal the sex of the baby -- in fact, L&S says Naomi and Liev didn't know the sex right until the birth.
Salma's next!
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(Page 1 of 2) | 1 | 2 | Most Recent | Next 15 CommentsShe really deserves to be happy. Most women her age think that having kids and getting married is behind them. Ladies, It's Never too Late!
Classy lady! I wish Naomi, Liev and their little one a lifetime of happiness.
this is great news. i really like these two as actors as from what little i know of them as people -- awesome!
Sorry TMZ. People has all the info. They are a better website anyway.
Naomi watts had a baby boy. The baby bumps are always bigger with boys.....Just passing on my little knowledge!
According to People.com, it's a boy and his name is Alexander Pete Schreiber, who was born at 3:59 p.m. in Los Angeles, weighs 8 lbs., 4 oz, and is 22.5 inches long, according to a rep for Watts.
You mean that was only nine months?? I'm glad they finally had him...
She'll make a great mum. That HAD to hurt though.
Cheers Naomi.
However, Naomi and Liev are not married. Too bad they didn't use protection or practice celibacy for their unwanted pregnancy.
No. 2, what do you mean ?"most women her age" ? What is she an' old woman who's past menapause? She's under 40!
Congratulations to the both of you and it is a great name. My god it's normal.
We haven't heard a normal name from a star in ages. Thank you for your son in advance from him. At least he'll be safe from taunting in the playground with such a great name.
For the Update Section. The baby's name is Alexander SchrEIber. You would think TMZ has fact checkers checking the correct spellings of the names. They spelled it correctly below. As a fellow Schrieber, this happens often.
















