Anne Heche Welcomes New Baby

March 12, 2009 at 5:42am PST
Tags: Anne Heche, babies, Coley Laffon, James Tupper, pregnancy
Photos: splashnewsonline.com

Yesterday, the day after her divorce from Coley Laffon was finalized, Anne Heche announced that she gave birth to a son, her second, over the weekend.

The baby daddy is her former Men in Trees co-star, James Tupper.

Well, that’s opportune timing since it would have been really tacky if they’d announced it a few days earlier. Nothing like finalizing your split from one man while you’re popping out the seed of another.

The baby, who Anne’s crazy ass named Altas (we have nothing to say about that, we’ll just shrug) joins his equally odd-named older half-brother, Homer.

We can already tell those poor boys are going to have issues.

They're already a walking Greek tragedy.

–Sasha Perl-Raver

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