The new year has been extremely good for Greys Anatomy star Caterina Scorsone as she welcomed her third daughter with her husband, Rob Giles. The couple started the new decade on an auspicious note.

Caterina Scorsone and Rob Giles with their first two daughters

The couple announced the birth of their baby girl on Tuesday, 31 December, the last day of 2019.

Arwen is here! the actress, 38, captioned the photos she shared on Instagram. The pictures show newborn Arwen cuddling with each of her elder sisters, Eliza, 7, and Paloma, 3. Our family wishes you a happy new year, a happy new decade, and a happy heart made new by love in every exquisite moment, Scorsone added.

Scorsone, who plays the role of Amelia Shepherd on the ABC medical drama, shared the good news in November 2019 that she was expecting baby No. 3. She did so by posting a Halloween-themed photo of herself, her musician husband, and their two daughters dressed as the Addams Family along with the caption, Our Familys about to get even kookier. #pumpkinintheoven.

Similar to her real-life situation, her on-screen character announced her pregnancy in the season 16 premiere episode earlier in 2019. It could have been done to make shooting easier, drive forward the plot, and avoid any unnecessary complications during the shoot while trying to hide the baby bump.

Earlier in March, Scorsone also opened up about raising their second daughter Paloma, who has Down Syndrome.

My whole concept of what motherhood was had to shift, she said on the Motherly podcast. She shared that even though in the beginning the revelation sent her into a tailspin, Scorsone soon realized that her primary responsibility is to keep her safe and make her feel loved.

Suddenly, my understanding of my job as a mother completely distilled and opened, she continued. This also made her rethink the way she was bringing up her first daughter. Since then, things have changed a lot, and she is thankful for them.

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