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Chris Evans and Alba Baptista: Hollywood heartthrob Chris Evans and his wife, actor Alba Baptista, have reportedly become parents to a baby girl. According to a report by TMZ, the couple quietly welcomed their daughter, whom they’ve named Alma Grace, on Saturday, October 25, in Massachusetts, USA.
While the pair has yet to confirm the news officially, the reports have sent fans into a frenzy across social media.
Evans, 44, best known for portraying Captain America in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and Baptista, 28, known for Warrior Nun, have always kept their relationship away from the spotlight. The news of their daughter’s birth comes as a delightful surprise to fans, especially since the couple hadn’t publicly announced the pregnancy.
Rumours about Alba’s pregnancy had been circulating for months. Speculation began when a fan account wished the couple a happy Father’s Day earlier this year. The buzz intensified after Alba’s father reportedly left a teasing comment on social media that read, “Many thanks dear Chris. Your turn is coming!” The remark quickly went viral, leading fans to believe that a baby was indeed on the way.
The couple’s relationship has long been admired for its privacy and warmth. They tied the knot on September 9, 2023, in an intimate ceremony in Cape Cod, attended only by close family and friends. Despite dating for several years, the two only made their relationship Instagram official nine months before their wedding.
On the professional front, Evans was last seen in Materialists, a romantic comedy also starring Dakota Johnson and Pedro Pascal. He is reportedly in talks to reprise his iconic role in Avengers: Doomsday, although no official confirmation has been made yet.
Baptista, meanwhile, continues to shine in her own right. The Portuguese actor appeared in the 2025 comedy thriller Borderline and is set to feature in upcoming films Mother Mary and Voltron.
