Rebel Wilson Shares Wife Ramona Agruma's Reaction to Learning Actress Had a Baby on the Way 3 Months After They Started Dating
On the latest episode of Let's Talk Off Camera with Kelly Ripa, the Pitch Perfect alum, 45, told host Kelly Ripa that she planned to have a baby before meeting her now-wife Ramona Agruma. Wilson, who is the mother of daughter Royce, 2, admitted she had to tell Arguma very early into their relationship that her surrogate was expecting and shared Agruma's reaction to the news.
"I'd already been planning to have a baby and I'd had an an embryo and was already planning to have a baby by a surrogate. So very, very, very early in dating, like three months into dating Ramona, I had to tell her, so I have a surrogate and it turns out the surrogate's pregnant," she recalled, noting it was a "huge thing" to say so early into a relationship.
"Ramona just turned to me, was sitting at my kitchen table and she said, 'I love you and I'm gonna love your child just as much,' " she continued. "I was so shocked. It's like she didn't even think about it. She just went, 'Oh, that's amazing news.'"
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The How to Be Single actress told Ripa that her wife, whom she tied the knot with in September 2024, has been the "best mother" to her little one.
"She has been the best mother," Wilson said, referring to her wife. "She's way better than me. She's the most kind, caring, nurturing, and I was so lucky,"
The proud mom also shared that she thinks her relationship with Agruma was "kind of fate," saying that she couldn't have imagined welcoming her child any other way.
"At one point, she wasn't gonna be in the delivery room and then the surrogate's like, 'No, bring her in. I want her there,' " she continued. "She was there with me at the very first second when Royce slid out of the surrogate, and we were both there holding our little hands, and I couldn't imagine it any other way now. It was kind of fate."
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In an interview with PEOPLE for a March 2024 cover story, the comedian and author of Rebel Rising: A Memoir shared one of the things she wasn't prepared for after she welcomed her daughter Royce.
"The surprising thing is that you never just walk out of the house and not have plans," Wilson told PEOPLE. "You can't just go, 'I feel like going to the movie cinema,' and just walk out of the house. No, no, no."
"You have to plan what's happening with the baby," she continued. "Is the baby coming with you? Have the baby's meals been prepped? You've got to communicate about the baby's schedule, when her nap time is, all the things."
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