Angie Harmon Welcomes Third Daughter

December 19, 2008 at 11:56am PST

Tags: Angie Harmon, babies, Jason Sehorn, Law and Order, pregnancy

Photos: splashnewsonline.com

Law and Order has another spin off.

Angie Harmon, 36, the show’s former star, has welcomed a third daughter with her ex-NFL star husband Jason Sehorn, 37.

The little girl, Emery Hope (good name!) joins sisters Finley Faith, 5, and Avery Grace, 3. They’ve got hope, faith and grace in their home.

When asked about the impending birth in September, Sehorn said, “Our two girls are very excited. If it’s a girl, God bless her, [they] will beat her down out of love.”

While Harmon said their home “sounds like a Justin Timberlake concert. From the time they get up to the moment they go to bed, there is screaming and squealing.”

Congratulations on your third edition!

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