Adam Driver & Wife Joanne Tucker Secretly Expand Family With Baby Girl

Adam Driver and Joanne Tucker have secretly welcomed a newborn baby daughter!

The actor and his wife reportedly welcomed their second bundle of joy, and Driver confirmed the great news for the first time this past weekend.

The "Ferrari" actor and Tucker have been happily married for a decade.

According to reports, Driver shared the news of his daughter's arrival during a "Saturday Night Live" dress rehearsal ahead of his Season 49, Episode 7 hosting duties this weekend.

"Last year, I asked for a baby girl, and I got it, which is exhausting," he said during his opening monologue, per Page Six. "So this year, I wish for Ambien!"

Details about the exact time of the daughter's birth or her name remain a mystery. However, the little bundle of joy joins her big brother, whose name is also unknown.

News of Tucker's second pregnancy broke in February when photos of the couple went viral. In the images, Tucker was seen rocking a visible baby bump while the pair ran errands. The daughter of politician Henry Tucker donned a puffy brown jacket, which she left unzipped, over a grey sweater and black slacks.

It also didn't help that Tucker and Driver were also caught carrying a baby reclined bather among their shopping bags.

Driver and his wife have remained super lowkey despite the box office successes attached to his name. In 2016 when they welcomed their son, fans only got to hear of it after his sister-in-law posted photos on Instagram of a pregnant Tucker and a joint baby shower while referring to themselves as "new moms."

The "Star Wars" actor has also remained super quiet about his personal life, speaking about his son only a handful of times. Such was the case in March when Driver shared how his son feels about his movies.

During an appearance on "Late Night With Seth Meyers," the 40-year-old who starred as Commander Mills in the dinosaur-fighting action thriller "65," confessed that he took up the role because of his son's love for dinosaurs. However, the little one doesn't care about it because he hates movies.

"I tell him, like, 'Oh, we're going to do movies sometimes.' He's like, 'Oh, that's cool. I hate movies,'" Driver recalled. "He hates them! I finally showed him 'Mary Poppins' as the first movie, and he's like, 'Eh, it was okay.'" He continued, "We're like, 'Do you want to watch anything else?' He's like, 'No, I'm not interested."

Explaining how his son inspired his decision to star in a Sci-Fi film, Driver stated, "It was like dinosaurs and laser guns, and he's into dinosaurs, so I was like, 'I'm in.' Then we went, and he kind of knew everything. The guy was introducing [the dinosaurs] like, 'Oh, this might be a little scary. Don't be scared.' He's like, 'No. Gallimimus. Eoraptor.' He was naming everything. He was really into it."

Unfortunately, Driver's sacrifice and dedication weren't strong in persuading his mini-me to accompany him to the cinemas to watch the movie. "He doesn't want to see the movie because it's too scary. So I basically made this thing for him to watch that he has no interest in watching," the actor declared.

As Driver and Tucker's family expands, let's take a look at their relationship.

The "Marriage Story" actor and Tucker met while they were at Juilliard after Driver was discharged medically discharged from the Marine Corps. Due to their shared time in Juilliard, the lovebirds founded Arts in the Armed Forces.

After years of dating, Driver and Tucker took their romance to the next level when they tied the knot over the weekend of June 22, 2013. Per reports, the couple opted for a destination wedding to keep things under wraps. "Girls" creator Lena Dunham was in attendance.

Although they're private, the pair have acted onscreen together. They starred in a short film called "The Basement" together and Tucker was a guest star in an episode of "Girls" alongside her husband.

Alongside their two kids, the duo are parents to a Rottweiler pitbull called Moose.