They welcomed their second daughter in February, and now Adam Levine and Behati Prinsloo have finally shared a picture of their newborn with their fans.
Taking to Instagram to celebrate Father’s Day, 29-year-old Behati posted a picture of her husband cradling four-month-old Gio Grace.
Adam, 39, is topless in the photo as he gazes down at his daughter whilst relaxing at home.
Behati captioned the snap: ‘My first baby holding OUR second baby.....Our girls are so lucky to call you dad and I’m so lucky to have you as a husband a lover and a friend. We love you. Life is better with you.’
She then added: ‘To my dad, thank you for being the best example to show me what i would want in a husband and father one day, the way you look at mom is the way Adam looks at me, thank you for being the best dad EVER.’
The Victoria's Secret model announced the arrival of Gio Grace on February 21, with a cute picture of her tiny feet.
‘Gio Grace Levine 2/15/18. She’s got her dads toes,’ she wrote alongside the picture.
Behati first started dating Maroon 5 frontman Adam in 2012, and the couple married in Mexico in July 2014.
In September 2016, the couple welcomed their first child, a daughter named Dusty Rose.
Speaking during an appearance on The Ellen DeGeneres Show last month, singer Adam admitted that he and his wife want to have a massive brood.
'Gio is so cute. She has my feet, which is a bummer for her. Well at least right now, maybe they'll change,' he said.
'At this rate, I think I'm going to definitely let my wife be in control of the timing of the next child. We want, like, a lot. At least [five]. Like Maroon 5. We have to have a band of children. That's why we're having children. It's an insurance policy for your future.'
Adam is currently enjoying some time off with his family before resuming Maroon 5's 43-date Red Pill Blues Tour on July 14 at Pennsylvania's Hersheypark Stadium in Hershey.
Words by Kirsty McCormack.
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