Danielle Olivera announced that she gave birth to her baby boy, Aidan, 10 weeks early.
On Father’s Day Sunday, the “Summer House” alum took to Instagram to share that she and her boyfriend, Eoin Heavey, had become parents — but had a long road ahead with their son in the NICU.
“Aidan Santos Heavey born June 21, 2026 – 10 weeks early – longest day of the year both solstice wise and for mum and dad,” they wrote in a statement.
“He’s heading to summer camp at NICU for his first 2/3 months in this world but mum and dad can’t wait to bring him home hopefully soon,” the new parents added.
The couple said Aidan translates to “fiery one” or “bringer of fire” and praised Olivera for how “Amazing” she was after going into labor and being rushed to the hospital’s emergency room.
The “In The City” star, 37, and Heavey then praised the medical professionals at Stony Brook Medicine in New York City, saying they were “mesmerized by the miracles they perform on a daily basis.”
“Dad was a nervous, terrified, sobbing mess but couldn’t ask for a better first Father’s Day,” they concluded.
The post included an image of a glass cup that read, “Promoted to Dad,” and a snap of Olivera looking at her newborn son as he lay in the incubator.
Olivera and Heavey announced on Instagram that they were expecting their first child together in May.
“Baby Heavey on the way 🐣✨🥹,” she captioned the post, which included an image of her cradling her bump as Heavey stood behind her.
Although the pair began dating last year, they had been friends for “a long time.”
“We both moved to New York around the same time, kind of after college, and we would have overlapped a little bit in regards to friend groups or parties back then. And we did meet back then,” Heavey explained.
“But I moved, I was living down in Miami for the last year, and moved back up at the start of this year,” he continued. “And we reconnected then. And it’s been what, now it’s been nine months?”
Olivera shared the “heartbreaking decision” in June 2024 that she wouldn’t be a full-time cast member on the ninth season of “Summer House.”
She was on the hit Bravo show for seven seasons.

Jennifer Meyer is a three-time mom!
The jewelry designer, 49, confirmed she gave birth to her third child — her first with fiancé Geoffrey Ogunlesi — with a sweet Father’s Day tribute.
Sharing an Instagram photo of Ogunlesi holding their newborn daughter, she wrote, “A perfect month with our perfect baby girl. We love you the most @geoffo212 💫 Happy Father’s Day♥️.”
However, it’s unclear when she actually gave birth.
The baby girl joins Meyer’s two kids with ex-husband Tobey Maguire — daughter Ruby, 19, and son Otis, 16.
The former couple separated in 2016 after nine years of marriage.
When Meyer and the “Spider-Man” star, 50, divorced during the coronavirus pandemic, she asked Gwyneth Paltrow for advice on how the Oscar winner “consciously uncoupled” from ex-husband Chris Martin.
Meyer told “Broad Ideas” podcast listeners in July 2024 that she asked Paltrow, “How can we come together for [these] human[s] we both created that we love? What do we do?”
Her and Maguire’s “hard work” has since “paid off,” Meyer clarified, going on to call Maguire the “jackpot” of ex-husbands.
The duo have since put their amicable co-parenting on display, most recently reuniting at Ruby’s high school graduation.
Meyer moved on with Ogunlesi in the summer of 2023.
The billionaire music exec got down on one knee in Aigust of the following year, with the bride-to-be excitedly sharing the news via Instagram.
“YES!!!” she captioned engagement photos in 2024.
In December 2025, the pair announced that they had a daughter on the way.
Meyer debuted her baby bump in smiling snaps at the time, writing, “Hey baby girl. We love love love you!!🩷”
She continued documenting her pregnancy progress for her followers, from bikini photos to mirror selfies.
“Heart full, belly full,” she wrote via Instagram in January.

As Annecy Animation Festival attendees try to avoid the scorching sun as much as they can, Warner Bros. Pictures Animation turned up the heat today in its 2026 Annecy Showcase, with both new titles and additional voice cast announced for the upcoming feature “Bad Fairies,” as well as more info on its upcoming originals.
The studio’s biggest announcement came from President of Warner Bros. Pictures Animation Bill Damaschke himself who announced on stage a partnership with acclaimed animator and creator Vivienne Medrano on her new original animated musical movie “Prehistoria,” marking the feature directorial debut of the beloved “Hazbin Hotel,” “Helluva Boss” creator.
Medrano, also known as “VivziePop,” has emerged in the last decade as one of the most influential voices in independent animation, building a global fanbase through her breakout YouTube-driven projects and distinctive visual style. The creator’s work on the “Hellaverse” series has cultivated a passionate, highly engaged audience, with her content generating billions of views and establishing her as a leading cross-platform storyteller.
“Since I began my animation journey,” Medrano shared, “my biggest dream was to be part of a feature film. Now to be creating an original story that I have been holding for years, and with Warner Bros. Pictures Animation, a studio whose characters and stories have been a huge part of my life, is truly a dream come true. I’m SO excited to share this fossil fantasy world with everyone!”
Damaschke went on to share more details about this new feature. Set outside the “Hellaverse,” the film underscores Warner Bros. Pictures Animation’s continued commitment to collaborating with bold, creator-driven voices and tapping into emerging talent with strong direct-to-fan connections.
A testament to this is definitely “Bad Fairies,” which Warner Bros. Pictures Animation and Locksmith Animation bring to Annecy ahead of its May 21, 2027 release.
On stage, Director Megan Nicole Dong and co-director Olivier Staphylas revealed further details about their upcoming punk, original musical comedy that follows a delightfully subversive gang of fairies as they shake up their magical world, premiering two work-in-progress clips and the feature’s main song “Live Out Loud,” performed by Cynthia Erivo and British actress Serrana Su-Ling Bliss (“Enola Holmes 2,” “Belfast,” “Harry Potter,” voicing Fei).
The duo also added that previously announced cast members Cynthia Erivo and Ncuti Gatwa will be joined by English comedian James Acaster (Netflix’s “Repertoire”, HBO Max’s “Hecklers Welcome,” voicing Stickers), and Dee Bradley Baker (voicing Groundbeef). Baker, one of the most prolific voice actors in animation, is known for voicing the clone troopers across the “Star Wars” animated universe, Klaus on “American Dad!,” Perry the Platypus on “Phineas and Ferb,” and Appa and Momo on “Avatar: The Last Airbender.”
“Bad Fairies” is directed by Megan Nicole Dong and co-directed by Olivier Staphylas, from an original screenplay by Deborah Frances-White. Tony Award-winning duo Toby Marlow and Lucy Moss (“Six: The Musical”) are penning the original songs, with Grammy-nominated Isabella “Machine” Summers (Florence + The Machine) composing the score and contributing to the songs. Ian Eisendrath (“KPop Demon Hunters”) is executive music producer.
The film’s creative team also includes producer Carolyn Soper (“Tangled”), editor Sim Evan-Jones (“Shrek 2,” “Shaun the Sheep), cinematographer James C.J. Williams, character designer Uwe Heidschötter, heads of story Rikke Asbjoern and Chris Garbutt, and production designers Justin Hutchinson-Chatburn and Mike Redman. Production is currently underway in London, with DNEG Animation serving as digital partner.
As underscored ahead of the screening, “Bad Fairies” will be the first feature released under the first-look deal between Warner Bros. Pictures Animation and Locksmith Animation and will debut theatrically via Warner Bros. Pictures on May 21, 2027.
The second film from WBPA and Locksmith Animation is “The Lunar Chronicles,” releasing worldwide on Nov. 3, 2028, which was introduced on stage as well by Noëlle Raffaele and producer Christina Steinberg, showing a new video clip to Annecy’s already upbeat audience.
As part of the showcase, Damaschke and directors Erica Rivinoja and Alessandro Carloni along with producer Daniela Mazzucato also unveiled extensive footage of “The Cat in the Hat,” the latest Dr Seuss’ adaptation, to come out in November, along with a exclusive “Dynamic Duo” reel from Swaybox Studios, produced in partnership with DC Studios and 6th & Idaho.
A new project dubbed by the team as a groundbreaking fusion of puppetry, practical artistry, and cutting-edge technology, “Dynamic Duo” is a new project blending a modern coming-of-age story with DC legacy characters, with both Red Hood and Batman making an appareance for Annecy’s roaring crowds.
Underlining the studio’s resilience, Damaschke added: “Under Arthur Mintz’s leadership, the Swaybox team is pushing the medium of animation forward, building on the pioneering puppetry of visionaries like Jim Henson while redefining what’s possible with today’s tools and techniques.”
WBPA’s President also honored the characters’ who helped Warner Bros. become one of the leading animation studios, aka the Looney Tunes. Previously announced, the “Daffy Season” short was introduced by its directors Todd Wilderman and Hamish Grieve, to the great pleasure of the benevolent, short-savvy Annecy crowds.
The presentation sugested WBPA has a full slate of features lined up for the years to come, with seven theatrical motion pictures and one theatrical short scheduled for release over 2026-2028.
Serrana Su-Ling Bliss is repped by The Artists Partnership. James Acaster is repped by PBJ Management UK, CAA and Sue Terry Voices. Dee Bradley Baker is repped by Sutton, Barth & Vennari Talent. Vivienne Medrano is repped by CAA, Redefine Entertainment, and RLG.

Lola Consuelos is on cloud nine with her boyfriend Cassius Kidston, and recently declared she “could cry” with joy.
Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos’ daughter shared an Instagram post with her fans and friends detailing a very special day in her life.
Lola was radiant in the snaps shared with Cassius as she was wined and dined on her birthday.
Posting several snaps from their time together, including photos of her birthday dinner, gifts and a huge bunch of flowers, she wrote: “Sushi, sake, painting, and my favorite person everrr<333333 was the best birthday i could cry."
Lola's followers commented: "So beautiful," and called her and Cassius "rockstars."
Lola's relationship
The couple met at New York University, and Cassius first appeared on Lola's Instagram around 2022, one year before she graduated from NYU.
It wasn't until 2023, however, that she confirmed their relationship.
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Lola and Cassius reside in London, where she's pursuing a career as a singer and Cassius works as a Sports Talent Sales Assistant at Creative Arts Agency (CAA).
Cassius' famous family
He was born in 1999 to Simon and Rosie Kidston, the former being the founder of Kidston Motor Cars.
Lola and Cassius' parents have also met. Kelly and Mark discussed meeting their potential future in-laws during an episode of LIVE .
"Our daughter's boyfriend's parents came over for dinner," shared Mark. "I like them so much, they're not our in-laws, but they're my daughter's boyfriend's parents."
Meet the 'in-laws'
Kelly then gushed over Simon and Rosie. "They are chic, they are British. Simon is the blonde James Bond, very suave," she added. "They are basically the opposite of us."
"Rosie is divine, she's so funny, and has great energy," added Mark. "But they are six and a half feet tall." The couple went on to share an anecdote about the first time Simon and Rosie visited their home.
"Kelly said 'they might hear circus music when they see us,'" said Mark. "When they came in, they immediately hit their head on every light fixture we have in our house. I could tell just by the visual expression that they had never seen such small people in their life," joked Kelly.
Kelly and Mark are also parents to Michael and Joaquin and went on vacation with them, Lola and their partners!
"That was really weird. No, it was great, it was great. I never thought it would happen," Mark said after the getaway.

NEW YORK — A 51-year-old Connecticut man fell to his death from an upper deck of Madison Square Garden during a concert on Saturday night, police said.
Officers responding to a 911 call around 9:51 p.m. found the man unconscious and unresponsive with injuries indicating a fall from an “elevated position,” New York City police said. Police did not say how far the man fell, but said he was in Section 300. They identified him as Paul Kueker of Niantic, Connecticut.
The man was with his wife, according to police. He was taken to a hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Police do not suspect foul play.
The rock band Goose was performing. In a statement, the band said it was “reeling” from the tragedy.
Goose played a concert Sunday evening in Central Park and said all proceeds from the show would go toward a charitable fund providing support and resources for their fans.
“We considered whether or not we were going to play and came to the decision that the best thing we can do right now is bring our community together, lean on one another, and offer a space for healing,” the Sunday statement said. “So let’s be kind to each other tonight and remember our friend.”