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Charlie Puth has entered a new chapter of his life as a father. The 34 year old singer and his wife Brooke Sansone recently welcomed their first child together and shared the joyful update with fans through a joint post on Instagram. The couple posted a series of photos introducing their newborn and confirming both the baby's name and gender.
In the post, they revealed that they have welcomed a baby boy named Jude. The caption read "Hey Jude 3.13.26," alongside an image of the infant wrapped in a white blanket and dressed in a blue and white striped outfit. The announcement quickly drew attention from fans and followers who have been anticipating the couple's big news.
The photo collection also included touching moments between the new parents and their son. One image showed Puth holding the baby, while others captured close details such as the baby's tiny hand and nose. Another photo featured Sansone wearing a necklace with the letter "J," a subtle nod to their son's name. The couple also shared Polaroid pictures taken at the hospital, offering a glimpse into their first moments together as a family.
Some of the images included handwritten notes that added a personal touch. One note mentioned playing the song "In My Life" by The Beatles for the baby. Another note shared a small milestone, stating that Jude had consumed over 30 milliliters of formula, marking what they described as a new record. Both notes were dated March 14, shortly after the baby's arrival.
Puth and Sansone got married in 2024 in an intimate ceremony held at the singer's family home in Montecito, California. Their journey to parenthood became public in October when Puth revealed that they were expecting their first child. The announcement appeared in the music video for his song "Changes," where Sansone was seen standing beside him with her hands resting on her stomach.
During an appearance on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon with Jimmy Fallon, Puth confirmed the pregnancy and shared his excitement about becoming a father. He also joked that he hoped his child would grow to love music, describing it as the thing he knows best.
