YouTube star and professional wrestler Logan Paul and his fiancée, model Nina Agdal, are officially parents.
On Sept. 29, Paul and Agdal took to social media to announce the birth of their first child. “Esmé Agdal Paul has entered the chat,” Paul wrote in the caption next to a photos of their newborn baby girl.
Paul’s parents, Pam Stepnick and Greg Paul, took to the comments section to share their joy in welcoming their granddaughter into the world.
“Grammy Pammy has entered the chat too,” Pam wrote. “Thank you, Logan (and) Nina. Thank you for bringing this little Angel into our family!!! Best collab yet!!!”
“I’m looking forward to being a grandpa to this soon to be savage young lady,” Greg added.
Paul’s brother, Jake Paul, also shared his joy, writing, “so insane, so happy for you.”
Paul and Agdal first announced they were pregnant on April 15. Two weeks later, they announced they were expecting a baby girl.
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In an August episode of his “Impaulsive” podcast, Paul got emotional over the idea of having a daughter while talking with rapper Machine Gun Kelly.
“Everything that you do from the day that she is conceived to the day that she dies — like, everything — will have an effect on her,” Kelly, who has a teenage daughter, told Paul.
“So always try to watch the tone of your voice,” Kelly continued, encouraging Paul to “make sure that you keep that girl close to you.”
Recalling an emotional moment between him and his daughter, Kelly told Paul, “My daughter came to me, and she was just like, ‘I just need your hug. Like, there’s nothing like my dad’s hug.’ I was just like, ‘Oh my God, bro, don’t start.’ She hugged me, and while she was hugging me, I was just like [wiping away tears], ‘Man.’”
“You’re the first man she’s ever gonna be in love with,” Kelly told Paul, who got emotional as well.
“No matter what anybody does in her life, no matter who she marries, you’re always going to be the safe place for your daughter. So give her that love that so many young girls and grown women out here don’t get to have.”