Adriana Lima has welcomed baby No. 3!
The model’s first child with boyfriend Andre Lemmers, son Cyan Lima Lemmers, was born on Aug. 29 in Santa Monica, Calif.
“Cyan is the color between green and blue on the visible spectrum of light. Cyan is the color of the waters of Bora Bora and Maldives, places in our family’s bucket list. Cyan now is our favorite color… the color of our baby boy’s eyes,” Lima explained via Instagram Monday.
“Welcome to our world CYAN LIMA LEMMERS ~ 08/29/22.”
A source told People that “mom and baby are at home and healthy,” adding that Cyan “already has mommy’s lips and eyes.”
The former Victoria’s Secret Angel, 41, previously welcomed daughters Valentina, now 12, and Sienna, now 9, in 2009 and 2012, respectively, with her then-husband, Marko Jarić.
The former couple separated in 2014 after five years of marriage.
“We are grateful to be the parents of two incredible young daughters that we will continue to coparent,” the exes wrote in a joint statement at the time.
“We would greatly appreciate your respect for our family’s privacy as we begin this delicate next chapter for all members of our family,” Lima and the former professional basketball player, 43, concluded.
The duo finalized their divorce two years later.
In 2017, Lima moved on with Turkish writer Metin Hara. She began dating Lemmers, 41, in 2021. The supermodel announced in February that they were expanding their family.
In a “payback” TikTok video, the Brazilian bombshell woke up the Los Angeles native — who often “likes to scare” his partner — with a positive pregnancy test in his face.
“Coming Fall 2022,” Lima wrote alongside the funny footage.
Two months later, the then-expectant star revealed the sex of their upcoming arrival with blue powder and matching confetti streamers.
Lima continued showing her baby bump progress while walking many Cannes Film Festival red carpets in May.
While her looks ranged from a black gown to a yellow lace number, she showed her bare stomach with each outfit.
Lima similarly bared all in her Elle Brasil cover that same month, draping her bump in chains.
