- NCIS star Wilmer Valderrama announced the birth of his second child with fiancée Amanda Pacheco.
- The couple also share daughter Nakano Oceana.
- Wilmer revealed that their new son's name is Wolf Monte Valderrama.
Wilmer Valderrama first charmed us in his role as the quirky Fez in That '70s Show, and continued to do so while voicing the iconic Handy Manny and playing Nick Torres in NCIS, among other characters.
On July 20, the 45-year-old actor shared a joint Instagram post with his fiancée, Amanda Pacheco, announcing the news that they welcomed a baby boy into the family. The couple revealed in the caption that their newborn son was born on July 11, and his name is Wolf Monte Valderrama.
The Instagram post features a series of black-and-white photos of the couple, the newborn baby and their 4-year-old daughter Nakano Oceana. In one photo, Wilmer is seen holding baby Wolf in his arms. In another, Nakano is seen holding her baby brother and looking straight at the camera with a big smile.
Fans quickly flooded the comments with celebratory messages. Some even noted both of the children’s unique names.
“OMG!!! Congratulations!!! He is absolutely beautiful 🥰,” one user wrote.
“He is perfect and his NAME 🥹❤️congratulations to you both and Nakano ✨✨✨✨,” wrote another.
"Congrats!!! Welcome Baby Wolf 💙💙💙," declared a third.
Wilmer and Amanda got engaged in 2020 and welcomed Nakano in 2021. Since then, they’ve shared glimpses of their family life as they happily raised her.
“Life is an ever evolving journey, and for all those times when our path needs a light,” Wilmer shared in a post announcing Nakano’s birth on February 21, 2021. “Often angels are sent to show us the way and that we can be more.. straight out of heaven we welcome our first daughter.”
On June 17, 2024, he shared another Instagram post with Nakano. The caption read:
“Being a father is one of the most evolutionary moments in life.. It’s like the matrix, as soon as you hold your child for the first time, something else uploads.. Something that has been in you, waiting to engage, to give you instincts and foresights you didn’t expect was in you.”
As Wilmer embarks on a new journey of being a father of two, it’s clear that out of all of his roles, the ones he plays at home are the most important.
Rosamelia is an Editorial Intern at Good Housekeeping. She's also a graduate student in NYU's Magazine and Digital Storytelling program. In her free time, you can find her reading and reviewing books on her bookstagram: amelias_biblioteca.
