Everyone’s favorite television bad boy — Ryan from The OC, aka Benjamin McKenzie — is all grown up and has just fathered a baby
Mckenzie’s wife Morena Baccarin gave birth to their first child, daughter Frances Laiz Setta Schenkkan just an hour ago, according to USA Today.
Baccarin has two children from a previous marriage, and this is Mckenzie’s first. The couple met on the set of Gotham, Fox’s batman prequel primetime show.
Rachel Bilson has a child of her own, named Briar with Star Wars actor Hayden Christensen. Seth Brody is married to Gossip Girl star Leighton Meester, and the two have a daughter named Arlo. Mischa Barton just signed on for a season of Dancing With The Stars, and is the only member of the cast still without a baby.
No word on how Ryan’s previous baby with Theresa Diaz is doing.
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