Henry reveals baby's gender and talks about life with his fiancee Natalie Viscuso
Until now he had chosen not to reveal the baby's gender although her name still remains undisclosed.
The British actor, 42, went on to share some rare comments about fatherhood and his daily life.
He revealed the gender to GQ when he opened up about managing his time and settling into their 'forever home'.
When asked by the publication what was the most important time of his life, he said: 'My daughter being born, and the five of us settling into our forever home.'
'Daily routine is not a luxury that I am afforded, but traveling to far flung places and the opportunity to be storytelling at the level that I am makes up for all of it', he later added.
n June last year, Natalie broke her silence on her pregnancy and said she can't wait to be a mum in a post on social media.
Henry and Natalie announced they were expecting their first child together back in April last year.
Natalie shared a post to her Instagram as she looked forward to the 'next phase of life'.
She wore a denim jacket that said 'mama' in red letters on the back as she looked back at the camera.
She wrote in the caption: 'So very excited for this next phase of life - becoming a mama! I do hope this kid loves horror movies as much as I do, one day. #hellodarkness.'
Henry had earlier asked fans for some parenting 'tips' in a Father's Day post last year.
The actor took to Instagram of Father's Day as he asked for some parenting 'tips' ahead of becoming a dad for the first time.
Henry lay beside a baby cot as he wrote: 'Oh yeah.....and Happy Father's Day ye dads out there.
'Turns out I shall be joining your hallowed ranks soon! Any tips?? And don't worry, pillows won't be in the crib when the wee one arrives, just glue and scalpels so he or she can build Warhammer miniatures. #FathersDay'.
During April Henry revealed that he was 'very excited' to be expecting his first child with Natalie.
The Man Of Steel actor shared the news at the premiere of The Ministry Of Ungentlemanly Warfare in New York City, admitting that he can't wait to become a dad for the first time.
Henry told Access Hollywood: 'I'm very excited about it. Natalie and I are both very excited about it. I'm sure you'll see much more of that.'
After being told that he will make a great father, Henry replied: 'Thank you.'
The Superman actor will be busy in Australia for the next few months working on Voltron.
He signed on to the film that already features Daniel Quinn-Toye, and Rawson Marshall Thurber as the director, who will be working from a screenplay he co-wrote with Ellen Shanman.
Voltron is based on the 1980s animated TV series that followed a team of space explorers who pilot a giant super robot known as Voltron, and was adapted from several Japanese anime TV series by Toei Animation.
The details of the plot are still unclear, as the cast, crew, and Amazon studio have all remained tight-lipped about how the storyline plays out.
According to Deadline, Amazon went into a bidding war with Universal and Warner Bros. in 2022 in order to secure the right to the production.
After winning the bidding war to secure the rights last August, Amazon took about three months to reveal Quinn-Toye had been cast in a lead role in early October.
The premise for Voltron centers on five young pilots in a battalion named the Robot Lions, which are vehicles that join together to form the mega-robot.
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
The Independent
26 minutes ago
- The Independent
A small Serbian town is home to Robin Hood — in a new TV series
Villages and castles from 12th-century England came to life in a small town in Serbia for the filming of a new series about Robin Hood that has just wrapped in the landlocked country in southeast Europe. The 10-episode take on England's beloved medieval outlaw who, in lore, stole from the rich to give to the poor, comes from Lionsgate Television, and is expected to premiere on MGM+ in the U.S. and parts of Europe later this year. The Associated Press recently visited the set in Simanovci, the village which is home to a film studio and not far from the capital of Belgrade. Thorough research for the series was visible in the scenography and costumes, taking the cast — and the studio — back in time to the stony interiors of a candlelit castle, complete with stained-glass lancet windows. The 'sweeping, romantic adventure' offers a historically grounded look into how Robin Hood grew up to become an outlaw-turned-hero in the wake of the Norman conquest of England, the producers say. 'We actually show the beginning of Robin Hood,' producer, director and writer Jonathan English, who was a main driving force behind the project, said in an interview. 'We start the story with him as a child.' Self-described as a 'huge fan of all things medieval,' English marveled at Robin Hood's persistent global appeal. 'You can stop a pensioner on the streets of Belgrade and he knows who Robin Hood is. You can stop a teenager on the streets of Beijing, and they know who Robin Hood is,' he said. Asked whether the story is still relevant, following countless cinematic and small-screen adaptations, English insisted that 'it is incredibly relevant, probably more today than ... 50 years ago or 100 years ago, even.' 'It's a story about class and the absolute tyranny of class, people who believe that they can have everything and control everything and can own everything and everybody else could just, you know, get lost,' he said. 'There's always been wealthy people, but now you have uber-rich people. And the divide between the uber-rich and the rest of the world is extraordinary now.' The show's plot centers strongly on the romance between Robin and Marian. He is a Saxon forester's son and Marian is the daughter of a Norman lord but they overcome the divide to jointly fight for freedom and against injustice. Australian actor Jack Patten plays Robin, joined by Lauren McQueen as Marian. The two appear alongside Sean Bean as the notorious Sheriff of Nottingham, and Connie Nielsen, who plays Eleanor of Aquitaine, the queen of England and wife of Henry II. Patten admitted he was nervous ahead of his 'third gig since getting out of drama school.' His Robin is 'any young 24-year-old ... trying to find his place in the world' and who 'gets dealt some pretty tricky cards.' McQueen said Marian's character will be 'quite empowering' for young women watching the series. Filmed in multiple locations in Serbia and with hundreds of staff and crew, the series is 'huge' even by Hollywood standards, showrunner and writer John Glenn said. He described the new show as 'much more Peaky Blinders in tone' than previous incarnations, referring to the hit U.K. TV series about gangsters in 1920s Birmingham. Both Glenn and English said they chose Serbia because of high-standard facilities and crews but also because of the natural scenery that could mimic a medieval English landscape. 'It's hard to find ancient forests now in England,' English said. 'There's not a lot of undeveloped wilderness."
The Independent
26 minutes ago
- The Independent
Molly-Mae cries as she brushes off ‘out of touch' accusations in tearful motherhood update
Molly-Mae Hague wiped away tears as she opened up about motherhood difficulties in a new vlog on Sunday (27 July), declaring: "I don't care who tells me I'm out of touch with reality." In a previous video, the former Love Island star described how she'd told a friend she was going to reach the end of summer 'having not done one social fun thing'. The remark drew criticism on social media, with one commenter saying: "I love Molly-Mae, I think she's sweet, but this complaining is making her look so ungrateful at least she's been on more than one holiday in under a year." In Sunday's update, Molly-Mae said she was trying hard to stay positive, but it was tough because even small tasks — like putting socks and shoes on Bambi — made her daughter scream.
Daily Mail
27 minutes ago
- Daily Mail
Tom Cruise, 63, and his 'new love' Ana de Armas, 37, enjoy night at Oasis' Wembley concert - despite Gallagher brothers hating his films
Tom Cruise and his 'new love' interest Ana de Armas enjoyed a night out at Oasis' concert over the weekend - despite the Gallagher brothers claiming to hate his films. The actor, 63, and the Blonde actress, 37, were spotted in the crowd at Wembley with DJ Goldie sharing a selfie with him during the set. During a past interview Noel once branded Tom a 'little f***er' - however all appears to have been forgiven. Speaking in their 2007 documentary, Lord Don't Slow Me Down, the famously outspoken brother's gave their opinion on the actor. 'Tom Cruise is a f***ing c**t. Midget, he's a midget. He's a little f***er and he's not been in one good film,' Noel said while speaking backstage during their Don't Believe the Truth world tour in 2005. Someone asked: 'What about Cocktail?' 'Cocktail's great,' Liam replied, before adding: 'I hate Tom Cruise. B*****d. Him and Michael Owen. F***ing c**ts.' Tom and Ana were first linked in February and have been spotted travelling together on many occasions since then. The Mission Impossible star was among a number of famous faces in the crowd, turning up to watch Liam and Noel Gallagher reunite on stage in front of 90,000 fans. He was seen in the seated section, keeping things low-key as he enjoyed the show alongside DJ Goldie. Tom gave a thumbs-up in the snap as he enjoyed the electric atmosphere of the long-awaited gig. It comes after it was reported that Tom was expected to attend Friday's concert, after he was spotted at Oasis' set during Glastonbury last year. And while millions of fans scrambled for tickets to the reunion - many limited to just four per person - the Hollywood star reportedly pulled some strings, according to the Mirror. It's said that Tom managed to secure up to 20 tickets so he could bring a group of friends along for the night. A source close to the band told the publication: 'Tom is excited to see the gig, and his friends were thrilled he was able to offer them tickets too. They are hard for even the biggest and richest people to secure.' 'He is taking up to 20 people with him, and must be one of the few people on this tour who will be able to attend with such a big group.' MailOnline has contacted Tom's representative for comment. Oasis made a long-awaited return to London on Friday, playing their first gig in the city in over 16 years. Following a series of homecoming shows at Manchester's Heaton Park, the rock legends, fronted by brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher, took to the stage at Wembley Stadium.
