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Posted: 2020-08-24T22:50:49Z | Updated: 2020-08-24T22:50:49Z Lea Michele Gives Birth To Baby Boy With Husband Zandy Reich | HuffPost
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Lea Michele Gives Birth To Baby Boy With Husband Zandy Reich

A rep for the former 'Glee' star has confirmed she welcomed a son over the weekend.

Lea Michele and her husband Zandy Reich have welcomed their first child.

The former Glee star announced her pregnancy in May, in an Instagram photo showing herself cradling her baby bump with the caption: “So grateful.”

A representative for Lea confirmed on Sunday night that she had given birth to a baby boy earlier in the day.

People magazine has announced the couple named their son Ever Leo.

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Lea and Zandy pictured at an event last year

Lea and Zandy tied the knot in 2019, a year after announcing their engagement. They first began dating in July 2017.

While Zandy is the president of clothing company AYR, Lea is best known for playing central character Rachel Berry in all six series of the musical teen drama Glee.

She’d previously appeared in Broadway productions of shows like Fiddler On The Roof and Spring Awakening, while her more recent credits include the Ryan Murphy slasher series Scream Queens and the digital wellness series Well Well Well with Lea Michele, which aired on the Ellen DeGeneres Network.

In the last few months, Lea found herself at the centre of scrutiny after her conduct on the set of Glee was called into question by former co-star Samantha Ware .

When Lea posted in support of the Black Lives Matter movement, Samantha – who appeared in the sixth series of Glee – said she had made her life on the show “a living hell”.

Lea later posted an apology on Instagram , saying she had been ”working to better herself” so that she could “be a real role model for my child”.

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