Actress and new mom of two Olivia Munn gave fans a very sweet update on life with her new daughter, Mae.

On Saturday, September 28, Munn took to her Instagram Stories to share a photo of herself holding her newborn while sitting on the couch, with a very sweet caption.

“I can't believe she is here,” the mom of two wrote.

Munn then released an adorable video of her newborn daughter, showing her face (those cheeks!) ) and her new voice learning how a little one does it. ......

“lol I asked mom and John to be a little quiet so I could hear Mae's little breathing, but I got a new candy today and had to open it now lol,” Mun wrote.

The two recently announced that Mae came into the world via surrogate on September 14, 2024, becoming the parent of two children.

“I have had so many deep feelings about not being able to carry my daughter,” Munn wrote in a touching and emotional Instagram caption, accompanied by many pictures of their new family of four.

“When we first met our gestational surrogate, we spoke mother to mother. She showed me so much grace and understanding and knew I had found my angel of reality,” the caption continued. [Words cannot express how grateful we are that she protected our baby for nine months and made our dreams come true. I am so proud of our little Plum, our little dragon, for making the journey to be with us. My heart exploded.”

Munn also shared the meaning behind her new daughter's name, writing that “Méi” means “plum” in Chinese.

Mulaney and Munn are also the proud parents of 2-year-old Malcolm, who expanded their family following Munn's breast cancer diagnosis.

“You realize that cancer doesn't care who you are, it doesn't care if you have a baby or if you don't have time,” Munn explained in a previous interview with People. It comes at you and you have to face it head on.”

As part of her treatment, Moon underwent lymph node dissection, nipple delay (a surgical procedure to preserve the nipple), and double mastectomy, as well as Lupron treatment in November 2023, partial hysterectomy/oophorectomy in April 2024, and Arimidex in August 2024, according to People.

“I have been diagnosed with breast cancer,” Munn wrote on Instagram in March. I hope that sharing this will help others find comfort, inspiration, and support in their own journeys.”