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Avril Lavigne Announces Birth Of First Child

By Dalton MacNamee
15/11/2026
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Avril Lavigne has announced the birth of her first child.

The singer, best known for hits, Girlfriend and Sk8r Boi, surprised fans by announcing the news that she given birth to a baby girl, confirming the news with a cute Instagram post on Friday.

Lavigne, aged 42, shared a series of black and white photos, including one of her new baby's hand being held by her own. She was also seen cradling her child, who was wearing a leopard-print onesie and headband.


Other photos shared in this post from Lavigne show two adult pairs of chequered VANS along with a baby pair of balanced on a skateboard.

As a caption, Lavigne added: "Our mini f****** princess has arrived". Check out the post in full here. 

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Avril Lavigne announced that she has given birth to her first child. Credit: Avril Lavigne's Instagram account.

Prior to this, Avril Lavigne had not revealed her pregnancy, or shared any details about any current partner. At the time of writing, Lavigne had not identified the father of her baby or confirmed if she was currently in a relationship.

Lavigne has been married twice, first to Sum 41 frontman, Deryck Whibley from 2006 to 2009. She also married to Nickleback frontman, Chad Kroeger in 2013, before they separated in 2015.

The singer has also been romantically linked with rapper Tyga, musician Mod Sun, guitarist, Jesse Colburn and TV personality, Brody Jenner.

Back in October, TV presenter, Vogue Williams hit back after being accused of "breaking maternity laws". 

Williams, who welcomed the arrival of her fourth child with her husband, Spencer Matthews, revealed a comment she received online while returning to her podcasting duties for a new episode, My Therapist Ghosted Me.

On the podcast, which she co hosts with Joanne McNally, Vogue said: "Someone left a comment on my and Amber’s pod and they were like, “A mother should not be out with their baby at all from a month old". 

Vogue then revealed that she went on to sarcastically agree with the woman in question, that women ought to "stay at home for at least one or two years after giving birth". 

Written by Dalton MacNamee

Dalton Mac Namee is a content writer for Classichits.ie and a freelance GAA reporter from Louth, Ireland.

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