Marc Anthony Welcomes Second Child With Nadia Ferreira

Marc Anthony is officially a father of eight.

The “Vivir Mi Vida” singer, 57, welcomed his second child with his wife Nadia Ferreira, 27. The couple revealrd the news within a joint Instagram post, which features a photo of their son, Marco, holding his baby sister.

The Spanish caption read, “What a great blessing to be able to share with you the arrival of our precious MYLA. you can’t imagine the happiness we have at home, we are over the moon.”

The couple first shared the news of their second pregnancy in June. They posted a photo of the Paraguayan model’s baby bump, embraced by her own hands, the singer’s and their son Marco’s. Coinciding with their wedding anniversary, she captioned the picture, “Happy 3rd anniversary!!,” adding in Spanish, “What a great gift life gives us. God is great Marquito is going to be a big brother.”

Although this marks No. 2 for Nadia, this is the Puerto Rican singer’s eighth child.

Over 30 years ago, he welcomed his first child, Ariana Muñiz, in June 1994 with his then-girlfriend Debbie Rosado. The two later adopted a son, Chase, together.

During the singer’s first marriage with Miss Universe Dayanara Torres, he welcomed an additional two sons, Cristian Marcus and Ryan Adrian.

A year after his third son was born, he married Jennifer Lopez, with whom he had twins, Max and Emme.

Marc and Nadia welcomed their first son together in June 2023, five months after their wedding.

Opening up to E! News on life as a father, he said, “I have a wonderful family, a wonderful wife — Marquito is a year and a half. I’m just enjoying this stage of my life.”

One of Marc’s biggest achievements is his relationship with his wife.

“I’m proud that I’m not in trouble with my wife,” he admitted, jokingly adding, “Just give me two hours. I’ll screw it up at some point.”

Marc first stepped onto the music scene in the late 1980s. He has been a consistent figure in the industry ever since, producing hit records like Amar Sin Mentiras, Opus and Pa’lla Voy, all of which awarded him wins at the Grammy Awards.