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Adam Levine and Behati Prinsloo Shared the Sweetest First Photo of Their Newborn Gio Grace
Who knew toes could be so cute?! Adam Levine and Behati Prinsloo shared the first photo of their infant daughter on Feb. 21, and confirmed that they named her Gio Grace Levine and she was born just one day after Valentine's Day on Feb. 15!
"She’s got her dads toes ??," joked Behati in a sweet Instagram photo showing off her baby's feet wrapped up in a soft pink blankie. It looks like we're going to have to wait just a little longer to see the little angel's face.
The Maroon 5 frontman, 38, posted a sweet Valentine's Day photo of his 28-year-old model wife on Feb. 14, and she was still very pregnant, laying in bed surrounded by chocolates with the caption, "My Maniac." Reports broke on Feb. 16 that the baby was born, but neither of the parents confirmed the news until Feb. 21, one week after Gio was born.
Despite the couples' silence, fans quickly took to Instagram to congratulate them. "Did she go into labor right after this!? Congrats on the new bundle ❤️" wrote one happy supporter on a photo of Behati looking ready to pop. "Welcome to the world #geogracelevine," said another.
The couple already has a one-year-old named Dusty Rose, and they seemed thrilled to be having another! Behati first announced that she was expecting their second child in September, when she surprised fans with a photo of her bare baby bump. Adam waited until November to announce on The Ellen DeGeneres Show that their second child would also be a girl. Interestingly, he told Ellen that his wife was seven months along, which would put her due date in December or January. Looks like she held on a little longer! Congratulations you two, we can't wait to see more of baby Gio!
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