Chrissy Teigen, John Legend welcome baby boy

Cookbook author and TV personality Chrissy Teigen and singer John Legend have welcomed their second child, a son, People reported.

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"Somebody's herrrrrrre!" Teigen, 32, wrote early Thursday in a tweet that included baby bottle emojis.

The celebrity couple also have a daughter, 2-year-old Luna.

According to E!, Teigen and Legend, 39, "elected to undergo a frozen embryo transfer in hopes of becoming pregnant again" in 2017. People reported that the couple welcomed their son early. Teigen previously announced that the baby was due in June.

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