Gisele Bündchen and Joaquim Valente welcomed baby boy whose middle name has water connection: report

Gisele Bündchen reportedly has another son.

The model and her boyfriend, Joaquim Valente, welcomed a baby boy, a source told People Thursday.

Although the newborn’s first name has yet to be revealed, the insider shared that his middle name is River.

Page Six has reached to Bündchen’s rep for comment.

The sweet update comes shortly after the couple welcomed their first child together, as TMZ reported Feb. 5.

News broke in October 2024 that the former Victoria’s Secret Angel was pregnant with baby No. 3, and she debuted her baby bump on the way to Pilates class days later.

The 44-year-old is already the mother of son Benjamin Rein, 15, and daughter Vivian Lake, 12, whom she shares with her ex-husband, Tom Brady.

She also considers herself a “bonus” parent to the retired quarterback’s 17-year-old son, Jack, with ex Bridget Moynahan.

Bündchen and Brady, 47, announced their divorce in 2022, with the businesswoman moving on with Valente the following June.

She and her boyfriend had known each other for years as he is her jiu-jitsu trainer.

In March 2024, Bündchen was forced to deny cheating on Brady with Valente following many jokes about an alleged affair during the NFL star’s Netflix roast.

“That’s a lie,” she insisted to the New York Times. “This is something that happens to a lot of women who get blamed when they have the courage to leave an unhealthy relationship.”

While Bündchen has kept her and Valente’s romance primarily out of the spotlight, Us Weekly reported last year that Benjamin and Vivian “really like” their mom’s partner.

The insider claimed, “He has been living at [Bündchen’s] house in Miami for a while.”

While Bündchen did not publicly address her pregnancy, she included a bikini bump photo in a January Instagram upload about “happiness [being] an inside job.”

“You are the only one who has the power to create the life you want to live,” she captioned the video.

Earlier that same month, she wrote about being “responsible for where we cho[o]se to focus our energy and for what we create.”