Amanda Seyfried and husband Thomas Sadoski become parents for the second time as they welcome a baby boy
- Amanda Seyfriend and Thomas Sadoski welcomed a baby boy
- The couple announced the birth of their son through INARA and War Child USA, organizations dedicated to the protection of children during war
- The pair are already parents to three-year-old daughter Nina
- They tied the knot in 2017
- International Network for Aid, Relief and Assistance [INARA] ‘provides access to life-saving and life-altering medical assistance to children impacted by war’
- War Child USA is ‘the only organization focused exclusively on the protection of children in war’
Actors Amanda Seyfried, 34, and her husband Thomas Sadoski, 44, have welcomed a baby boy.
The couple announced the birth of their second child on social media through then International Network for Aid, Relief and Assistance and War Child USA, two organizations dedicated to the protection and care of children in war, on Monday.
Along with the announcement, the proud parents provided the organization with a short statement about their new bundle of a joy and a sweet snap of the newborn.
It’s a boy! Actors Amanda Seyfried, 34, and her husband Thomas Sadoski have welcomed a baby boy the couple announced on social media Monday (Pictured in 2019)
‘We are so happy to join with INARA to be the first to announce that our ambassadors Amanda Seyfried and Thomas Sadoski welcomed their second child into this world,’ the War Child USA account shared.
Along with the post the group gave a first glimpse at the baby boy through a sweet photo of the infant cradled in his dads arms.
‘Since the birth of our daughter 3 years ago our commitment to the innocent children that are so brutally affected by conflict and war has been a driving force in our lives,’ Amanda and Thomas said in a statement.
‘With the birth of our son the work of INARA and War Child has become our North Star,’ they continued.
‘Since the birth of our daughter 3 years ago our commitment to the innocent children that are so brutally affected by conflict and war has been a driving force in our lives,’ Amanda and Thomas said in a statement.