‘My life changed’: ‘Heirs’ star Sarah Snook gives birth to first child 5/30/2023 1:00 PM

A Hollywood star with Australian roots shared the happy news – she gave birth to a healthy baby. Sarah posted the first photo with the baby. They were sitting in front of the television, ready to watch the last episode of The Descendants. Snook paid tribute to the partners she worked with on the popular project.

“I just watched the last episode of ‘The Thing That Changed My Life’ of the last season of the show. And now my life has changed again. It’s hard to express what this show meant to me. The places I got to go, the tremendous talent I got to work with… It breaks my heart that it’s over,” said Sarah.

The actress admitted that she would miss her role and especially the people she met. “My heart is so full of memories, good times, trials and triumphs. I was lucky enough to join this crazy adventure and it’s a career milestone that will no doubt be hard to top. We all set a high bar for each other, then exceeded it and excelled in all areas. The friendships, the scripts, the places, the early mornings, the last minute changes: I will miss it all. But I will miss the people the most. Thank you for all the love and support,” Snook said.

The Australian has not yet revealed the gender and name of the child. Shiv Roy’s pregnancy was announced at the premiere of the fourth season of “Heirs” in New York in March. The star appeared on the red carpet in a tight black overall, which could not hide her noticeably rounded tummy. She was 32 weeks pregnant at the time. This is the first child for Sarah and her husband Dave Lawson.

The 45-year-old lover of the actress proposed in October 2020. In February 2021, they held a modest ceremony in the presence of their loved ones in the backyard of Sarah’s house in Brooklyn, New York, reports the Daily Mail.

By the way, Snook and Lawson have known each other since 2014, for many years they were connected exclusively by friendly platonic relations. Everything changed during the coronavirus pandemic, when the two found themselves isolated in the artist’s home in Melbourne. “I got close with one of my best friends and we fell in love. We were just never alone at the same time. It was a trip. There is so much heartbreak and sadness in the world, but on a micro-personal level I have been very lucky,” said Sarah.

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