Matt Damon, Wife Expecting
A new Damon baby is going to bring more sleepless nights to action star and Academy Award winner, Matt Damon and his wife, in the following months. The couple is apparently expecting their third child, says representatives of the actor who confirmed it to Us Magazine.
They are already happy as it is with two girls, Isabella, who is 3 and Gia, who is only turning two years old. Luciana, Damon’s wife, also has a daughter from a previous relationship.
Says co-star George Clooney, “He absolutely adores those kids. He’s doing it really well.”
Fatherhood seems to really bode well for Damon, who was last seen bringing his kids to Broadway over the weekend.
Hopefully, the third child will be a boy this time. Congratulations to the expecting parents!
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