Kevin Cheng confirms third son's birth

Heidi Hsia

12 January 2023 at 11:13 pm·1-min read

13 Jan – Grace Chan and Kevin Cheng have recently welcomed their third baby.

As reported on Mingpao, sources recently shared that the actress was admitted to the hospital on 11 January, and gave birth to another son.

When asked about it, Kevin replied, "Both mother and child are safe. Thank you for your concern."

It was back in November last year that the couple announced that they are having another baby, though made no mention as to how far long the pregnancy was.

The actress, who married Kevin in 2018, gave birth to their first son Rafael in February 2019 and second son Yannick in July the next year.

The couple are now parents to three sons

(Photo Source: Grace Chan IG)

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