Pharrell Williams and wife Helen Lasichanh announce arrival of triplets, siblings to son Rocket
IT was only a few months ago that Pharrell Williams and his wife, Helen, announced they were having a baby. Turns out, she has given birth to three.
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PHARRELL Williams has become a dad again after wife Helen Lasichanh gave birth to triplets.
The Happy singer, 43, and Lasichanh are already parents to eight-year-old Rocket, but the youngster now has three new siblings.
It is not known the genders or names of the new arrivals, but a rep confirmed to Vanity Fair that they are all “happy and healthy”.
Lasichanh previously showed off her blossoming baby bump at a Chanel fragrance party in Los Angeles in September, but the couple gave no indication that they had three babies on the way.
The music producer, 43, has previously spoken about his love for his son and even wrote Despicable Me song Rocket’s Theme in honour of the little boy.
Williams has previously revealed how Rocket got his unusual name.
In an interview with US chat show host Oprah Winfrey, he said: “In the same way the Indians named their children after a force or animal or element, we named him after a man-made machine that was meant to go up, meant to ascend.”
Williams and Lasichanh became parents to Rocket in 2008 and they went on to marry in 2013.
He has previously described his wife as his best friend, telling Savannah Guthrie on America’s Today Show: “The bestie thing is awesome.
“Every night is like a sleepover.”
This article originally appeared in The Sun
Originally published as Pharrell Williams and wife Helen Lasichanh announce arrival of triplets, siblings to son Rocket
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