Another child has joined the family of Robert De Niro, making him the father of seven at the age of 79.
A spokesperson for De Niro confirmed the birth of his new child to The Associated Press on Tuesday, with no additional information provided.
During a film premiere on Tuesday evening, De Niro spoke to The Associated Press about the experience of becoming a father again, describing it as both exciting and unpredictable.
Aside from his recent addition, De Niro is already a parent to Drena, 51, and Raphael, 46, from his first marriage, as well as twins Julian and Aaron, aged 27, Elliot, aged 24, and Helen Grace, aged 11, from his second marriage.
De Niro is actively promoting his upcoming comedy film, "About My Father," scheduled to be released on May 26.
Having won two Academy Awards, De Niro achieved recognition for his supporting role in "The Godfather: Part II" and as the best actor in "Raging Bull."
In 2011, De Niro was honored with the Golden Globes' Cecil B. DeMille Award in recognition of his significant contributions to the entertainment industry.
Furthermore, he was bestowed with the Presidential Medal of Freedom five years later, highlighting his remarkable impact on the world of entertainment.
The birth of De Niro's seventh child was confirmed by a representative, who shared the news with The Associated Press on Tuesday, without disclosing further details.