Who is perez hilton baby mother

The single dad, who is already father to Mario Armando, four, and two-year-old Mia Alma, shared a snap of his baby girl in a sweet Instagram post, and thanked the anonymous surrogate for giving him "the greatest gift anyone could ever receive". Sharing a snap of himself with little Mayte and his mum, Teresita Lavandeira, he wrote: "I am beaming with joy and pride as I share with you that my family has grown yet again.

Last week my son and daughter welcomed a sister into the world! MayteAmor was born on Wednesday, October 4th at PM - weighing 7 lbs 4 oz, measuring 20 inches long, and she's perfect! Grandma is over the moon and so are her siblings! Mayte Amor waited until 41 weeks to make her fashionably late arrival. She's doing everything a newborn should do and doing it so well. She's a whole seven days advanced!

Mayte is Perez's third child. The proud dad also spoke about the importance of surrogacy and how he intends to help make it legal across America. Lauryn Goodman: 'My periods are so painful I can't even carry my baby'. The heartbreaking reason behind Katie Price's shotgun wedding to Carl Woods.

Blogger and Celebrity Big Brother contestant Perez Hilton is now a father-of-three after welcoming a baby girl into his family. The year-old gossip king took to social media to share his exciting news, revealing he is now the proud papa of Mayte Amor, who was born on Wednesday October 4 via a surrogate. Perez also acknowledged how much he had changed over the years, once known for penning catty stories, he says he's matured and is now a family man at heart.

We've grown up together and evolved and I continue to do so - in the best way possible! On October 4th of this year, Hilton welcomed the newest addition to his family, a baby girl named Mayte Amor, who was born via surrogacy. Mayte joins her brother, Mario 4 and sister Mia Alma 2 as part of the Hilton household. All three children are his genetically. Hilton used a different gestational surrogate for each of his children, using eggs from the same anonymous donor.

The process, he says, got easier by the time Mia Alma came around. Still, Hilton, who points out the surrogacy is illegal in many states, hopes that the process can be further simplified.