Movie star and comedian Kevin Hart just welcomed his newborn baby boy Kenzo Kash Hart. Kenzo is Hart's first child with his wife Eniko. Kenzo is also the baby brother of Hendrix and Heaven Hart. He was born on Nov. 21.
Hart made the announcement through Twitter. The rockstar comedian tweeted, "God is truly amazing, Kenzo Kash Hart was born at 1:45am. He is healthy & already smiling. Thank you all for your prayers!!! We love & appreciate ya."
Eniko also released a heartfelt message on Instagram welcoming Kenzo. Eniko posted a quote picture that reads, "and so the adventure begins." She then captioned the post with, "We have so much to be thankful for this holiday season. Let the adventure into mommyhood begin."
The "Jumanji" star has been posting pictures of Kenzo on Instagram after the day of his birth. Hart describes his son as "a little miracle."
The Hollywood comedian is looking forward to the premiere of his latest movie, "Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle." The 3D action movie is scheduled to hit theaters on Dec. 20. Hart worked alongside Hollywood stars in the film like Dwayne Johnson, Jack Black, and Karen Gillan.
He recently posted pictures of him with the cast of "Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle" while in the middle of their promo tour.
Hart is also part of another comedy film to be released in 2018, titled, "Night School." He will play the lead role and will also serve as one of the movie's producers.
Meanwhile, the "Ride Along" star recently faced a personal issue involving another woman who allegedly extorted him. There had been rumors about the comic being unfaithful to his wife after pictures of him with another woman at a club went viral online.
Hart quickly denied the allegation. During an interview with ET, Hart stated, "It's absolutely not true." The comedian then uploaded an apology video on Instagram for his family.
Despite the issue, Hart's career as an actor and comedian remains strong based on his upcoming projects.
Aside from his movies, Hart is also in the middle of his "Irresponsible Tour." It will run until March 2018 across the United States.
