Marc Anthony and Nadia Ferreira are preparing to welcome another addition to their family. The 57-year-old singer and actor and his 26-year-old wife have announced that they are expecting their second child together — a milestone revealed on a deeply personal date.
The couple shared the news on their wedding anniversary, posting intimate photos that showed Ferreira’s visibly rounded baby bump. Judging by its size, the model appears to be in her final trimester. The images were understated but emotional, centered on touch, family, and timing rather than spectacle.
In one of the photos, Nadia gently rested her hand on her stomach, drawing attention to the diamond engagement ring Marc gave her when he proposed. Beside her were Anthony’s hands and those of their two-year-old son, Marco, turning the announcement into a quiet family portrait rather than a traditional reveal.
The caption carried both gratitude and meaning. The couple wrote about celebrating their third anniversary and described the pregnancy as a gift from life itself, adding that their son Marco is about to become a big brother.
Their first child together was born on Father’s Day in June 2023, just five months after the couple married in Miami. Now, less than three years later, they are expanding their family once again.
For Anthony, the upcoming baby will be his eighth child. The Grammy-winning artist is already a father to six children from previous relationships. He shares daughter Arianna and son Chase with Debbie Rosado, sons Cristian and Ryan with Dayanara Torres, and 17-year-old twins Emme and Maximilian with Jennifer Lopez.
Anthony and Ferreira’s relationship moved quickly but steadily. They began dating in early 2022, confirmed their romance publicly in March, and announced their engagement that May. Ferreira, who was crowned Miss Universe Paraguay 2021 and later became Vice Miss Universe, has remained highly visible in the fashion and beauty world throughout the relationship.
Now, with a second baby on the way, the couple appear firmly settled into family life. The announcement didn’t rely on grand statements — just hands, a growing bump, and a moment shared on a meaningful day.
