Gal Gadot Welcomes Baby Girl No. 4, Ori

The actress and husband Jaron Varsano are already parents to Alma, Maya and Daniella.

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After Wednesday’s breaking news, we can wholeheartedly say Gal Gadot truly is a girl mom. The Israeli actress just welcomed her fourth daughter, newborn Ori, whom she shares with husband and film producer Jaron Varsano.

The two are also parents to 12-year-old Alma, 6-year-old Maya and 2-year-old Daniella. The 38-year-old announced the exciting news with a sweet photo of her holding her baby girl, perfectly swaddled in a blanket and wearing a striped pink hat, close to her chest in the hospital. She kept her pregnancy a complete secret from the world up until now.

“My sweet girl, welcome. The pregnancy was not easy and we made it through. You have brought so much light into our lives, living up to your name, Ori, which means ‘my light’ in Hebrew. Our hearts are full of gratitude,” the Wonder Woman star captioned the photo shared with her 109 million followers on March 6. “Welcome to the house of girls.. 👯‍♀️👯‍♀️ daddy is pretty cool too 😉❤️.”

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“Congratulations 🫶🫶🫶🫶,” model Lily Aldridge commented.

“Congratulations to such a beautiful family ❤️ Hi Ori!,” Lynda Carter chimed.

“Congratulations! She’s beautiful! What a light she is! ✨💕💫,” Laura Jackson exclaimed.

“A Queen with a Princess 👸 ✨,” one fan wrote.

“Bliss! Thank you my beautiful strong lioness..Forever my beating heart,” Varsano wrote on his own IG post.

Gadot once described her double life as a famous actress and mom of many little girls as the most badass part of her life. The Goodles macaroni and cheese brand founder added that she “always wanted to be a young mother,” but is also candid about the fact that it is a lot of work.

“Shooting a movie while being pregnant, or when you have a baby [is badass.] When you’re on set, you’re like a kite. You can fly so high and try to catch the air. Then you go back home to do your main shift as being a mother,” she shared. “It’s not about me, it’s, ‘OK, now I need to bathe Maya, feed Alma, put Daniella to bed.’ That is the badass thing I do: the juggling between my family life and my acting career.”