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Jesse Williams and his wife Aryn Drake-Lee are basking in joy after welcoming their second child into the world. The baby boy Maceo was born about two months ago, a source told USWeekly.
“I try to raise them with the greatest [values] from my life, but times are completely different now,” he told the mag about fatherhood in October. “We were at an age where we didn’t have [Internet] or email addresses — it’s both exciting and terrifying.”
Jesse and Aryn have a 21-month-old.
Congrats!
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