Jonah Hill Hits Double Milestone With First Child On The Way & Engagement To Girlfriend

American filmmaker Jonah Hill has some exciting things to celebrate as the month ends, and fans could not be happier for him. American filmmaker Jonah Hill has some exciting things to celebrate as the month ends, and fans could not be more pleased for him.

Hill, who legally changed his name not long ago, will be a father soon as he expects his first child with his latest girlfriend, Olivia' Liv' Millar. On top of that, the actor is rumored to be engaged to Millar after she was recently spotted with a huge diamond band on her ring finger.

Hill and Millar are undoubtedly over the moon as they have reportedly taken their relationship to the next level with an engagement and a baby on the way.

Per Daily Mail UK, Hill's sweetheart was seen on Monday, March 27, shopping at The RealReal and Burro in Santa Monica and sporting a noticeable baby bump. The establishment is close to the "21 Jump Street" actor's $6.7 million three-bedroom Southern Colonial residence where the couple lives.

Alongside her pregnancy, she appeared engaged as she rocked a sizeable square-cut diamond ring on her left finger. However, the couple is yet to either confirm or deny the speculations. Millar was dressed in blue denim overalls for the outing over a black long-sleeved knit sweater and casual green slides for her shopping expedition.

Unlike Hill, Millar is not so famous and is only known to be the co-founder of an online vintage site named Chasseresse with her elder sister Raychel Roberts. Two months before her recent outing, she was seen with the "Superbad" star shopping at the Hawaiian children's boutique Kokonut Kids in Hanalei, possibly in anticipation of their baby's arrival.

While Millar went about her shopping on Monday, Hill was reported to have spent his day surfing on the coast, wearing a black wetsuit that emphasized his significant weight loss. The "Knocked Up" actor, who weighed 270lbs in 2014, is part of a group called 'Surf Jews California' created as an 'inside joke' with filmmaker Spike Jonze and Beastie Boys rapper Mike Diamond.

Last August, the "You People" star and Millar first sparked dating rumors when they were captured packing on PDA in Malibu, less than a year after his split from surfer and law student Sarah Brady. The "21 Jump Street" actor also once dated Brooke Glazer, Erin Galpern, Isabella McNally, and Gianna Santos. He and Santos were engaged for a year before ending things in 2020.

Naturally, fans may be in high spirits about Hill's double milestone, just like in January when his petition to legally change his name was granted. At the time, The Blast reported that Hill, born Jonah Hill Feldstein, legally changed his name to Jonah Hill even though he professionally went by the same name.

As seen in the obtained legal documents, it acknowledged the granted petition and read, "Once the proposed decree is signed, it cannot be amended without a new petition to change the name." The 39-year-old, who has been going by Jonah Hill for over a decade since he started his career, did not have to show his face at the court for the change approval. 

Additionally, according to the original documents, he filed to drop his Feldstein surname because being professionally known as Jonah Hill, different from his real name, made the paperwork a hassle.

Hill is not the type to shy away from discussing his mental health journey as he did last year in his November-released Netflix documentary "Stutz." As reported, the production touched on not just his mental health journey but also the influence of therapy throughout his journey, focusing on his sessions with his therapist Phil Stutz.

The "Moneyball" actor, who has regularly been candid about dealing with anxiety, hoped the documentary would help others with the same experience. In the film's trailer, he acknowledged how odd it felt to make a movie about his therapist and his experience as a mental health patient undergoing therapy.  

Nevertheless, he admitted that his life had gotten "immeasurably better" due to working with Stutz and believed if therapy could work for him, it could also work for other people.