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Jenna Dewan welcomes baby boy Callum Michael Rebel with fiance Steve Kazee

JENNA Dewan and fiance Steve Kazee have welcomed their first child — a baby boy!

The Soundtrack actress shared the exciting news on Tuesday with a sweet photo of mother and son together on Instagram.

 Jenna Dewan gave birth to her and fiance Steve Kazee's first child together, a son, on Friday
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Jenna Dewan gave birth to her and fiance Steve Kazee's first child together, a son, on FridayCredit: Instagram

Alongside the black-and-white of her holding the newborn, wrote: “And just like that, our hearts exploded into all of eternity and beyond. 

“Welcome to the world you little angel!”

The 39-year-old mom of two revealed his name to be Callum Michael Rebel Kazee.

She gave birth on March 6.

 Jenna and Steve have been together since 2018
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Jenna and Steve have been together since 2018Credit: Instagram
 Steve Kazee shared the birth announcement on his social media page, as well
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Steve Kazee shared the birth announcement on his social media page, as well

Steve, 44, shared his own photo announcement, with his black-and-white picture featuring Callum clasping his tiny hand around one of his dad’s fingers.

The first-time father captioned the shot: “In an instant our universe burst wide open and nothing would ever be the same. Welcome to earth star child.”

This is the engaged couple’s first child together, but Jenna also has a 6-year-old daughter, Everly, with ex-husband Channing Tatum.

 The actress shared the news of her pregnancy in September 2019
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The actress shared the news of her pregnancy in September 2019Credit: Getty - Contributor

Jenna and Steve started dating in 2018, a few months after she and separated, and revealed her pregnancy in September.

The two announced their engagement last month.

Jenna Dewan and Channing Tatum reunite six months after their split to take daughter Everly trick or treating


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