Cheetah Girl and DWTS alum Sabrina Bryan welcomes baby girl Comillia Monroe with husband Jordan Lundberg
Cheetah Girls star Sabrina Bryan is a new mom.
The 35-year-old actress and her husband Jordan Lundberg welcomed baby girl Comillia Monroe, on August 31st, according to People Magazine on Tuesday.
Sabrina and Jordan revealed the happy news that they were expecting their first child together back in March.
It's a girl: Cheetah Girls star Sabrina Bryan and her husband Jordan Lundberg welcomed baby girl Comillia Monroe, on August 31st, according to People Magazine on Tuesday
While moving into a new house on Saturday night, Sabrina went into labor and her water broke, a rep for the actress told People.
A few hours later, the baby made her first appearance into the world at 2:03 a.m. in Newport Beach, California.
A tiny newborn, she weighed in at 6 lbs., 13 oz. and measured just shy under 20 inches long. The rep added that Sabrina was lucky and pushed for just 30 minutes.
The Dancing With the Stars alum reportedly chose the name Comillia after her mom but in following with her family tradition, the baby will go by her middle name Monroe.
Wow: While moving into a new house on Saturday night, Sabrina went into labor and her water broke, a rep for the actress told People and the baby was born at 2:03 a.m. in Newport Beach, California early on Sunday
Sabrina also goes by her middle name - she was born Reba Sabrina Hinojosa - and uses the surname Bryan professionally.
'We are all enjoying our new little love,' the new parents told Us Weekly in a brief statement on Tuesday.
Sabrina and Jordan tied the knot in 2018 in a lavish wedding at the Las Vegas home of Wayne Newton. The couple had dated for six years before getting engaged.
Then, the duo revealed that they were expecting a baby back in March and the actress has been documenting her pregnancy on social media.
'We are all enjoying our new little love,' the new parents told Us Weekly in a brief statement on Tuesday
Recently, the star has been anxiously awaiting the arrival of her bundle of joy.
'I can’t wait to hold you in my arms baby girl! We’ll see you so so soon,' she wrote on social media last week.
Bryan rose to fame in the mid-2000s as Do Thomas in Disney's ultra popular Cheetah Girls film franchise and the subsequent pop music group of the same name.
She competed in season five of Dancing With the Stars with partner Mark Ballas and then returned to compete again in season 15. She was eliminated in week six both seasons.
Way back when: Bryan rose to fame in the mid-2000s as Do Thomas in Disney's ultra popular Cheetah Girls film franchise and the subsequent pop music group of the same name (The Cheetah Girls, R-L Kiely Williams, Sabrina Bryan and Adrienne Bailon in 2007)