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Dylan Sprouse, Barbara Palvin reveal sex of their first child

Barbara Palvin and Dylan Sprouse are seen at the Hotel Martinez during the 79th annual Cannes Film Festival on May 15, 2026, in Cannes, France. (Arnold Jerocki/GC Images via Getty Images)

It’s a girl!

Barbara Palvin and Dylan Sprouse have announced they are expecting a baby girl. The model and The Suite Life of Zack and Cody star announced the sex of their first child on the second episode of Sprouse’s new podcast, Wildmen.

“We’ve been calling her principessa,” Sprouse said. “It’s Italian for princess.”

He continued, “We are having a baby girl, which I’m very excited about. … I’m excited to be a girl dad, actually.”

“You’re gonna be so stressed about the princess,” Palvin said, before Sprouse joked, “I just also unironically love a tea party.”

The couple announced that Palvin is pregnant with their first child in an Instagram post on May 14. Sprouse and Palvin were married on July 15, 2023, in Palvin’s home country of Hungary.

Later in the podcast, Palvin opened up about having endometriosis.

“We knew we wanted to get pregnant, but we also knew because I have endometriosis, we knew we wanted to get that surgery done before we start trying,” Palvin said.

In August 2025, Palvin revealed she’d had surgery for endometriosis in an Instagram post.

“For some years now I’ve been dealing with the difficulties that can come with my periods. Fatigue, severe pain, heavy and irregular flow, sleepless nights on the bathroom floor. I thought this was just how it works for me,” Palvin wrote. “[The surgery] helped me a lot, and I’m grateful I did it. Early diagnosis and treatment are very important to prevent long-term complications, and now I’m more mindful about my body to act fast if needed.”

Palvin ended her post by saying she is “excited about this new chapter of my life and now ready to get back to work.”

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Alaska Airlines flight forced to lockdown cockpit over passenger threats

(CNN) — An Alaska Airlines flight leaving from Miami International Airport was forced to delay its departure Sunday evening and enter emergency protocols after “threats” from passengers, according to air traffic control audio reviewed by CNN.An investigation found there was no credible threat, the sheriff’s office said, according to CNN affiliate WFOR. However, passengers were forced to deplane out of an abundance of caution and the flight was delayed.Two passengers were removed from the plane, according to WFOR, and were later rebooked on another flight.In the air traffic control audio, a pilot of Alaska Airlines flight 305, from Miami to Seattle, can be heard telling controllers about a disturbance aboard while taxiing.“We have set the parking brake, and we have a customer disturbance on board right now, with threats coming from customers,” a pilot can be heard saying, according to air traffic control audio provided by ATC.com.“We want to go into a lockdown protocol. We are shutting down our engine, and the parking brake is set,” the pilot then said.A controller responds, “Alright, copy.”“The flight attendants have received threats from customers on board the aircraft,” the pilot responds.“Do you need us to contact law enforcement?” the controller says. “Absolutely,” the pilot responds.The controller then tells pilots to return to the gate, and “we’re going to have law enforcement standing by.”Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office Airport District deputies responded to the gate where the plane returned, according to WBFS.CNN has reached out to Alaska Airlines, the Miami-Dade Sheriff’s Office and the Federal Aviation Administration.The Miami International Airport directed us to the airline and sheriff’s office.Once the aircraft was cleared, passengers were permitted to reboard and the flight continued without further incident, it said.According to Flightradar24, the flight was scheduled to depart at 6:29 p.m. on Sunday night, however it returned to the gate minutes later. It departed at around 8:45 p.m., according to WFOR.The-CNN-Wire™ & © 2026 Cable News Network, Inc., a Warner Bros. Discovery Company. All rights reserved.
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