Hilary Swank is pregnant with her third child, the actress announced on Instagram Wednesday. Swank, 52, shared the news with husband Philip Schneider and their 3-year-old twins, Aya and Ohm, in a video posted to her account.
The clip showed Swank, Schneider and the twins dancing with glow sticks taped to their bodies. Swank’s baby bump carried its own tiny glow stick shaped like a baby, revealing the pregnancy without a written announcement.
Hilary Swank Pregnant Announcement Details
Swank captioned the video with a nod to her career, writing, “A lot of people have been asking what project I’m doing next, this one releases in December. 😉👼🏼🫶🏼” according to Page Six. The caption confirmed the baby’s expected arrival in December without giving an exact date.
Swank kept her message short elsewhere in the post, adding simply, “so happy.”
What It Means For The Family
The new baby will join twins Aya and Ohm, who were born in April 2023 when Swank was 48. This pregnancy comes about three years after the twins’ arrival, expanding the family Swank built with Schneider following their 2018 wedding in California.
Swank has been open about her path to motherhood in the past. She first revealed she was expecting during an interview on Good Morning America in October 2022, telling viewers at the time that she had wanted to become a mother for a long time and that she was expecting twins rather than a single child, according to Page Six.
Background On Swank’s Family
Swank was previously married to actor Chad Lowe before marrying Schneider in 2018. Her twins arrived nearly five years into her marriage with Schneider, and the couple has largely kept their family life low key aside from milestone announcements like this one.
What’s Next
Swank’s December due date is the only timeline she has shared publicly so far. No additional details about the baby’s name, sex or exact arrival date have been announced.
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