Jonah Hill And His Alleged Fiancée Welcome First Child Together

Actor Jonah Hill and his rumored fiancée, Olivia Millar, have reportedly welcomed their first child together.

The couple was first spotted together in Santa Barbara in September 2022 and later shared a romantic moment in Malibu. 

Millar's pregnancy was revealed when she was spotted with a baby bump in Santa Monica, and rumors of their engagement started after she was seen wearing a diamond ring.

Keep on reading to learn more.

According to reports, acclaimed actor Jonah Hill and his rumored fiancée, Olivia Millar, have welcomed their first child. The couple's representative confirmed the delightful news to People magazine on Friday, although specific details about the baby's birth, including the sex, remain undisclosed.

The announcement follows Hill's noticeable absence from his sister Beanie Feldsteins wedding. On May 20, the 29-year-old actress exchanged vows with producer Bonnie Chance in a whimsical summer camp-themed ceremony that could only be described as a "fairytale."

The star-studded event drew in prominent guests such as Adam Levine, Behati Prinsloo, and Sarah Paulson. However, neither Hill nor Millar was captured in any of the shared photographs, leaving fans curious about their whereabouts.

According to Page Six, the public was first clued in on Millar's pregnancy when she and the "21 Jump Street" star were spotted strolling around Santa Monica, California, with Millar proudly showcasing her baby bump.

Adding fuel to the speculation fire, a day prior, Millar was photographed with a striking square-cut diamond ring adorning her wedding finger, leading to whispers of a possible engagement between the couple.

In February 2022, gossip site Deuxmoi received an anonymous tip suggesting that Hill and Millar had indeed taken their relationship to the next level.

However, the "Don't Look Up" actor addressed the rumors on his Instagram Story, trolling the page. He responded, "The rumors are not true. I am engaged. But not to my girlfriend. I am engaged to your mom." He concluded his post with a plea for privacy, writing, "I know this is shocking but please respect our privacy at the time." and tagged his location as "Your mom's house."

The couple was first spotted spending time together in the scenic coastal town of Santa Barbara back in September 2022.

Hill donned a white Hawaiian shirt adorned with multicolored animals and a peculiar outline of the elusive Bigfoot. He complimented the shirt with powder blue shorts that reached just above his knees.

Accompanying him was Millar, who sported a vibrant pink sweater over a lighter pink maxi-length dress. The lovebirds hopped into the comfort of his Mercedes Sprinter camper and embarked on their road trip. Days later, Hill and Millar were spotted locking lips amidst the sun-kissed shores of Malibu.

In 2022, Hill chose to disconnect from social media following a heartfelt and candid letter he shared about his personal battle with anxiety attacks spanning nearly two decades.

Revealing his struggles in a statement to Deadline, Hill shared, "I have come to the understanding that I have spent nearly 20 years experiencing anxiety attacks, which are exacerbated by media appearances and public-facing events."

He explained that he would no longer engage in press activities for his upcoming films, prioritizing his well-being and taking necessary steps toward healing. While expressing gratitude for the opportunity to connect with audiences who may also be facing similar challenges, Hill made it clear that he would not be actively promoting any of his forthcoming projects.

Hill emphasized the significance of this choice, recognizing it as an "important step to protect" himself. He explained, "If I made myself sicker by going out there and promoting it, I wouldn't be acting true to myself or the film."

The actor continued, "With this letter and with 'Stutz,' I'm hoping to make it more normal for people to talk and act on this stuff. So they can take steps towards feeling better and so that the people in their lives might understand their issues more clearly."