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Trisha Paytas Welcomes Baby No. 3 with Husband Moses Hacmon After 'Surprising and Traumatic' Birth

Trisha Paytas Welcomes Baby No. 3 with Husband Moses Hacmon After 'Surprising and Traumatic' Birth

Yahoo22-07-2025
Trisha Paytas' family has grown by one more!
The social media influencer, 36, has welcomed her third baby, a boy, with husband Moses Hacmon. The newly minted mom of three revealed the exciting news by sharing a screenshot on her Instagram Stories of her upcoming podcast episode that's releasing on Tuesday, July 22, teasing the highly anticipated name reveal.
In the thumbnail for the upcoming YouTube video, Paytas showed herself in the delivery room holding her newborn, who matched his mom in oceanic-themed pajamas.
"After a surprising and traumatic birth, baby number three is here! It's been months of speculation, but now Trisha and Moses are FINALLY ready to reveal the name of their little boy. Plus, Trish shares why this will likely be her final pregnancy journey. 🥲," the caption of the video read.
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Paytas and Hacmon are also parents to daughters Malibu Barbie, 2, and Elvis, 12 months.
Back in March, Paytas shared that she was pregnant and expecting her third baby this summer, revealing the exciting news on an episode of her podcast Just Trish.
In the caption of her video on YouTube, Paytas wrote, "Oops, she did it again! Trisha is PREGNANT with baby number three! Trish and Moses finally spill all the details after keeping their pregnancy a secret for months."
During the podcast, Paytas shared with her co-host that she was pregnant and expecting her third baby in July.
'We have a cake! It's a little baby shower cake to celebrate today. To celebrate you, to celebrate Moses and to celebrate…you know. Everyone knows. Do you know?' Paytas asked as Hacmon came on screen, carrying a cake.
'We are having a baby!' she said, pulling out a series of sonogram images and laughing alongside Hacmon. 'I'm having a baby in July! July is coming.'
In May, Paytas shared that she is having a boy during the Los Angeles stop of her Eras of Trish Tour at the Greek Theatre.
After a clip from her podcast episode announcing her pregnancy played, a countdown from 10 started on the screen. Paytas, who wore a nude bodysuit with rhinestones and feathers, was joined on stage by her husband, who pulled down the lever to reveal the sex of their baby.
A cannon shot blue confetti into the crowd, as the screen flashed the words, "It's a boy."
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