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Hilary Swank Announces Third Pregnancy

PUBLISHED Oct 14, 2026, 7:08 PM ET

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Hilary Swank, fifty‑two, shared a playful Instagram video on Wednesday, revealing she is expecting her third child in December. The Oscar‑winning actress, known for her role in "Million Dollar Baby," posted a clip of herself, husband Philip Schneider, and their three‑year‑old twins, Aya and Ohm, dancing with glow sticks. Swank’s caption hinted at a new project releasing in December, sparking fan excitement. The announcement follows her 2023 twins’ birth and her earlier 2022 pregnancy reveal on "Good Morning America." Fans celebrated the news, praising her continued motherhood journey. Swank’s family‑centric post underscores her balance of career and expanding family life.

By Lauren B. | JQJO News

Timeline of Events

2018 — Swank and Schneider married in California.
2022-10 — Swank announced pregnancy during "Good Morning America" interview.
2023-04 — Swank welcomed twins Aya and Ohm, age three.
On October 14 2026 Swank posted Instagram video announcing third pregnancy.
On October 14 2026 Fans celebrated Swank’s new family announcement online.

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