Actress, Sasha Pieterse and her husband Hudson Sheaffer have welcomed their first child, a baby boy. The couple already named their son, Hendrix Wade Sheaffer.
Sasha Pieterse announced the good news on her social media page, where she shared a pair of photos of her newborn son with a lovely caption that reads:
“One week ago today our lives changed forever.”
“After 27 hours of labor Hendrix Wade Sheaffer made his grand entrance on November 6th at 5:39am weighing in at 7lbs 14oz and 20.5 inches tall,” she added
She concluded her post, writing, “We are absolutely in love with him and we still can’t believe he’s ours.”
Pieterse announced her pregnancy back in May on the couple’s two-year wedding anniversary, writing on Instagram at the time: “We will be welcoming a precious little human this October! Today marks our 2nd wedding anniversary and what better way to share our joy than on the day when our lives changed forever (the first time😉).”
Sasha Pieterse and her husband Hudson Sheaffer tied the knot at a castle in Ireland in May 2018 after becoming engaged in December 2015.
“Motherhood is officially my favorite role ever!” she continued in her announcement before thanking Sheaffer “for making me a mom and for always being my unwavering rock and safe place.”
“You bring out the adventurer in me and I feel like my truest self when I’m with you, luckily that’s all the time!” Pieterse added. “I love every part of you with every part of me and will continue to love who you are and who you become especially as we enter this brand new chapter.”
She called her pregnancy “an absolute blessing”.”Just the fact that we were able to get pregnant was such a blessing because with PCOS that made me nervous,” she said at the time. “A lot of women have infertility issues and so we were expecting more difficulty, so it’s been an absolute blessing that we were able to just get pregnant by ourselves.”
pregnancy even helped Pieterse’s PCOS, she said: “My hormones have been balancing out, so it’s actually been a good thing [in that regard].