Note: this article contains discussion of baby loss.
Congratulations are in order for The White Lotus star Alexandra Daddario, who has announced the birth of her child.
The star shared the happy news that she and husband Andrew Form have become parents, posting a Halloween nod with a picture of the wrapped-up newborn surrounded by sweets.
"I thought this was a weird bowl of candy," she quipped in the comments.
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Daddario has since received many congratulatory messages, with West Side Story's Rachel Zegler writing: "CONGRATS GIRLYYYYY."
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"Omg congrats!!!!!!!!!" added Emily in Paris' Lily Collins, while Mission: Impossible star Michelle Monaghan joked: "Best candy to nibble on!!"
Earlier this year, Daddario opened up about her pregnancy, explaining her "complicated" feelings after previously suffering a miscarriage.
"Well, I had been pregnant, [then] I had loss," she told Vogue. "It’s long and complicated, so I don’t want to be too specific.
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"Those kinds of losses and trauma are very hard to explain unless you’ve been through them. I really relate to all the women who have been through those kinds of things in a way that I didn’t understand fully before. It’s very, very painful."
Reflecting on becoming pregnant again, she added: "It was actually quite hard to process. You have a lot of complicated feelings."
Daddario played the role of Rachel Patton in the first season of HBO's The White Lotus, and has recently appeared in Mayfair Witches and Koala Man.
Over the years, she has also starred in True Detective, Law & Order, American Horror Story, Baywatch and the Percy Jackson movies.
Organisations including Sands and Tommy's are able to offer help and support to anyone affected by baby loss.
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