Jennifer Lawrence Welcomes Her Second Child with Cooke Maroney
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Jennifer Lawrence has welcomed her second child with husband Cooke Maroney, officially becoming a mom of two. The couple was seen in New York City after the birth, and insiders say Lawrence is thrilled about expanding her family. She has also shared how motherhood has impacted her career choices.
Key Takeaways
- Jennifer Lawrence welcomes her second child.
- The actress is married to Cooke Maroney.
- Lawrence has a 3-year-old son named Cy.
- She is excited about her new baby.
- Motherhood has changed her approach to career decisions.
Los Angeles, April 1 (NationPress) Hollywood star Jennifer Lawrence has embraced motherhood once more. The actress is officially a mom of two.
The ‘No Hard Feelings’ actress, aged 34, has welcomed her second baby with husband Cooke Maroney, according to reports from People magazine.
The couple was seen enjoying a stroll in New York City following the arrival of their new addition. Lawrence and Maroney, who is 40, have been married since October 2019 and are also parents to their 3-year-old son, Cy.
As reported by People, Lawrence revealed her pregnancy with Maroney through a Vogue Instagram post and article in October 2024.
"Congratulations are in order for Jennifer Lawrence. The Oscar-winning actress will be adding a second child to her family with art gallerist husband Cooke Maroney," the magazine noted in the post's caption, adding that Lawrence's representatives confirmed the joyful news.
The next day, a source exclusively told People that Lawrence was "excited to be pregnant again.”
"She loves being a mom,” the insider mentioned. "She’s excited about the new baby. It feels like perfect timing. Her son will turn 3 when the new baby arrives.”
Since becoming a parent, Lawrence has shared her evolving perspective on her career.
The ‘X-Men: Apocalypse’ actress discussed with Cameron Diaz in a 2023 interview for Interview magazine about how motherhood has made her more discerning about her projects.
"There’s no squeezing when you have a baby," Lawrence expressed. "There’s just home, and it’s the best. It definitely helps to filter projects, 'Yes. No. Yes. No. Yes. No. Is this worth being away from my child for half the day?'"
