Natalie Portman welcomes third child, her first with partner Tanguy Destable
Natalie Portman has welcomed her third child, her first with partner Tanguy Destable, in Paris last month, People reported, confirming the Oscar winner is now a mother of three.
TL;DR
- Portman, 45, gave birth in Paris last month, her first child with partner Destable.
- She’s already a mum of two: Aleph, 15, and Amalia, nine, from her marriage to Benjamin Millepied.
- People broke the news; Hollywood Reporter says Portman’s representatives have not responded to requests for comment.
- The baby’s name and gender have not been made public.
A quiet arrival, months after a public reveal
Portman first shared the pregnancy in April, telling Harper’s Bazaar it felt like “such a privilege and a miracle.” She said at the time that her outlook was shaped by growing up as the daughter of a fertility doctor.
The actress kept a low profile through the summer. According to People, she gave birth last month in Paris, where Destable is based.
The Hollywood Reporter said it reached out to Portman’s representatives for comment but had not heard back at the time of publication. Reportedly, no further details on the birth, including the child’s name, have been shared.
Who is Tanguy Destable?
Destable is a French electronic music producer who performs under the stage name Tepr. He scored the 2024 Oscar-nominated film “I’m Still Here” and has worked with pop artists including Katy Perry and Lady Gaga.
People confirmed the couple’s romance in March 2025, after French outlet Voici first linked them. Destable was previously married to French actress Louise Bourgoin, with whom he shares two sons, Étienne and Vadim.
Portman’s family, past and present
Benjamin Millepied, a choreographer and director, is Portman’s ex-husband. The pair met filming “Black Swan” in 2010, married in 2012, and divorced in 2024 after eleven years together.
Portman and Millepied share two children: son Aleph, 15, and daughter Amalia, nine. The actress has largely kept both children out of the public eye.
Portman isn’t the only Oscar winner opening up about family and industry life this year — <a href=”https://briefledger.co.uk/julianne-moore-receives-kering-women-in-motion-award-at-cannes-calls-gender-equality-pretty-far-away/”>Julianne Moore made similar headlines at Cannes</a> when she accepted the Kering Women in Motion award.
What’s next for Portman on screen
Portman’s upcoming projects include Cathy Yan’s art-world caper “The Gallerist” and Lena Dunham’s “Good Sex,” which is heading to Netflix. UK viewers wanting to catch up on her back catalogue in the meantime will need an active subscription.
| Netflix UK — Standard plan | Netflix UK — Premium plan |
|---|---|
| £12.99/month | £18.99/month |
| Source: Advanced Television, February 2025 price update | Source: Advanced Television, February 2025 price update |
For readers tracking other UK streaming shake-ups, <a href=”https://briefledger.co.uk/taylor-swift-travis-kelce-wedding-guest-list-miles-teller-karlie-kloss/”>celebrity milestones have been dominating entertainment headlines this year</a>, and Portman’s news adds another to the list.
Reported from publicly available interviews and verified press sources. Last reviewed 7 September 2026.
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