Aaron and Lauren Paul reveal gender of first child

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Aaron Paul raises the Emmy award for outstanding supporting actor for a drama series for his role in "Breaking Bad" at the 64th Primetime Emmy Awards in Los Angeles September 23, 2012.

"Breaking Bad" actor, Aaron Paul, and his wife, Lauren, are expecting their first child. Recently, the two have publicly revealed the gender of the baby on social media, and it is confirmed to be a baby girl. This news is especially exciting for fans of Aaron since it will be Aaron's first chance to become a father.

In a report by Entertainment Tonight, Lauren came up with a post on Instagram, wherein she posted a picture of her close friends. Lauren revealed at the end of the photo's caption that the baby's gender is indeed a girl, stating that "baby girl was in my tum here and I had no idea." Lauren has been constantly updating her Instagram page regarding her pregnancy, which is definite proof that she and Aaron are very excited to welcome their baby to the world.

Aaron first made the announcement confirming Lauren's pregnancy back in Sept. 20 on his own Instagram page, wherein he stated that he could not contain his excitement in possibly becoming a father. The picture showed Lauren with a slight baby bump, which was a clear sign that she was indeed pregnant. According to Us Weekly, Lauren had even posted a picture of the baby's sonogram.

It has been quite a while since Aaron and Laura were married, so the news of their upcoming child took fans by surprise. According to Good to Know, the couple did not try to have a baby right away, and even took their time. Aaron has absolutely no doubt that Laura will become a great mother once their baby girl is born.

According to E! Online News, the two first met at the popular music festival, Coachella, and were engaged back in January of 2012. They ended up tying the knot the year after their engagement in May of 2013. Their wedding was inspired by a Parisian-themed 1920's carnival masquerade which took place in Malibu.

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