Ginny & Georgia’s Brianne Howey and husband Matt Ziering have officially become a family of four.
“Our whole world just got a little more whole 💛🌼,” Howey, 37, wrote via Instagram on Sunday, August 16.
Alongside the message, Howey posted a selfie of her smiling as the little one — who sported a floral-printed outfit — lay on her chest.
Howey previously announced her pregnancy in May, sharing a mirror selfie of the actress wearing a strapless yellow gown while cradling her bump.
“Here we grow again 💛,” she wrote via Instagram at the time. “Happy Mother’s Day!”
Howey and Ziering first crossed paths in 2015 while at a bar with friends. After five years together, the pair got engaged and planned to tie the knot in 2020. Howey and Ziering had to postpone their ceremony until the following year due to the deadly COVID-19 pandemic.
The couple became parents when they welcomed their first child, a daughter, in 2023. At the time, Howey shared a photo of her smiling in the hospital with the newborn on her chest.
“My whole world just got a whole lot sweeter. And smaller. Welcome my little love 💛,” Howey wrote via Instagram in 2023.
Last month, Howey opened up to Us about how her relationship with her husband has evolved over time.
“The first five years we were together, we weren’t married, we didn’t have a child, we didn’t have a dog yet,” she told Us. “I think it’s a really beautiful thing to continue to grow individually, but also together.”
Howey shared that her bond with Ziering has only deepened since becoming parents. “Watching him step into all of these roles of husband and dad makes you appreciate each other more, because you don’t always know what the future holds,” Howey said. “Getting to watch it unravel in the moment and stay present and grateful for it all has been such a beautiful, reassuring, but also surprising journey to be on. I’m so grateful.”
Howey also noted that it’s “never lost on [her]” that her husband is able to travel with her, especially now that they have a daughter, and that it “means so much.”
“I feel like when I am away working, I’m able to rely on our partnership and our teamwork, and I’m able to focus on work because I know he’s there, doing all the things that I’m not able to do in those moments, whether it’s bathtime, bedtime or drop off,” she said.
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