Boy Meets World star Danielle Fishel is a proud mommy to another baby boy. The 40-year-old actress, known for her role as Topanga on the show, announced the birth of her second son via Instagram on Sunday, Sept. 5 in a sweet post. The baby, Keaton Joseph Karp, was born on Sunday, Aug. 29. Fishel says the date is symbolic for their family for several reasons.ย
“On 8/29/2021 we welcomed Keaton Joseph Karp to the world,” Danielle captioned the photo in part. “He was born on his deceased grandfather’s birthday (like I prayed for!) and his middle name is an homage to his great grandfather who is still here to meet him at almost 98 years old.”
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The happy post included photos of her 2-year-old son, Adler Lawrence Karp, who was born in August 2019 and spent some time in the NICU due to being four weeks early. One includes a photo of the new big brother holding the infant. Fishel says Adler can’t get enough of the baby.
“Adler is a super(hero) big brother and @jensenkarp and I are thrilled to have him home, healthy and safe, with us,” she continued. “Also, Adler thinks my postpartum care tools are a lot more fun than I do.”ย
Fishel announced the pregnancy in May in an Instagram post, which also marked a huge milestone for her 40th birthday. “I couldn’t be more grateful to enter my 40’s with my amazing husband and son, excitedly expecting the arrival of baby boy #2,” she wrote.
The happy couple married in 2018. Karp is a radio personality and TV producer. She was previously married to Tim Belusko from 2013-2016. Fishel and Belusko didn’t have any children together.ย
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