Aubrey Plaza Welcomes First Child With Christopher Abbott

Aubrey Plaza was spotted in SoHo carrying her newborn after welcoming her first child with Christopher Abbott in the last week of July.

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Aubrey Plaza Welcomes First Child With Christopher Abbott

Aubrey Plaza was seen in New York City’s SoHo this week carrying her newborn after welcoming her first child with Christopher Abbott. The outing came just weeks after the reported birth and after Christopher Abbott finished his Broadway run in Death of a Salesman on Sunday.

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SoHo this week

Plaza was photographed taking a breather in SoHo wearing low-rise, light-wash blue jeans, a white button-down left partly unbuttoned, Birkenstock clogs in taupe suede, and tortoiseshell sunglasses. She was also pictured carrying the baby for the first time outside the theater, a public step that turns the reported birth from a private milestone into an immediate real-world appearance.

April to June

Plaza confirmed her pregnancy in April, then made her red-carpet debut with Abbott at the Tony Awards in June. That sequence now reads like a clean timeline: pregnancy acknowledgment, then a public couple appearance, then the arrival of their first child in the last week of July.

Last week of July

TMZ sources said the baby is a girl and that Plaza welcomed her in the last week of July. Neither Plaza nor Abbott commented on the birth, so the most specific timeline in circulation stops at a week rather than a day. For readers trying to place the sequence, that leaves the birth window narrow but not exact.

Christopher Abbott’s final performance of Death of a Salesman on Broadway was this past Sunday, and Plaza was there with the newborn in tow. The practical takeaway is simple: she has already moved from a pregnancy reveal to a first public outing as a mother, and the missing piece now is the exact date she gave birth.

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