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Maddie Lambert-Crowley is Ready to Welcome Baby #2
Maddie Lambert, who now goes by Maddie Lambert-Crowley, is just a few days away from welcoming her second baby.She has been sharing updates about her…
Maddie Lambert, who now goes by Maddie Lambert-Crowley, is just a few days away from welcoming her second baby.
She has been sharing updates about her pregnancy on her social media, especially Instagram. Recently, she has been hinting that she might go into labor pretty soon.
Here is all we know about Lambert-Crowley and her second baby.
Maddie Lambert’s second baby
Lambert-Crowley is currently married to Randy Crowley.
At midnight on May 28, 2021, Crowley proposed to the TikTok star and asked her to be his girlfriend. She agreed, and the couple began dating officially.
After dating for over two years, the couple got married in September 2023. Talking about her wedding, Lambert-Crowley wrote on Instagram, “There are no words I can find to express how magical this day was. Just so much love, and happiness. Thankful for my family, friends, amazing husband, and the beautiful family I gained. I never knew my heart could be this full,” as she shared moments from the wedding ceremony with her fans and followers.
Two months before the couple tied the knot, they announced they were pregnant in July 2023. This would be Crowley’s first child but Lambert-Crowley’s second since she gave birth to her first child when she was 14.
Lambert-Crowley took to Instagram to share a photo of the pregnancy test and revealed that she would give birth in April 2024. In August 2023, she uploaded a picture of a sonogram of her second baby.
In October 2023, the married couple revealed their gender via a cake, which showed that they were pregnant with a baby boy. Since then, the duo has been preparing a lot to welcome their son.
In January 2024, they revealed the name of their son — Ryder. A month later, they had a baby shower, and Lambert-Crowley is eagerly waiting to welcome her child.
On March 20, 2024, she uploaded photos on her Instagram, cradling her baby bump. In the captions, she wrote, “So close to meeting you <3”
Maddie Lambert-Crowley is pregnant with a baby boy. (Source: Instagram)
On her Instagram Stories, she revealed that she had been doing exercises to induce labor. According to her initial pregnancy post, her due date is April 2024.
However, by the looks of it, she might give birth to her son Ryder in March 2024.
Maddie Lambert and her first child
When Lambert-Crowley became pregnant at the age of 13, she was in a relationship with her first genuine boyfriend, Isaac Frausto. Because they were in their early adolescence, they were naive and did not consider the repercussions.
All of this finally led to them developing a physical intimacy. Lambert-Crowley and Frausto dated for around five to six months before splitting up in May 2017.
As Lambert-Crowley stated in her YouTube video, ‘14 & PREGNANT?? my story *UPDATED*,’ Frausto broke up with her because they were attending different high schools, it was summer, and things were changing. Lambert-Crowley began missing her periods two months before they split ways.
But she didn’t tell anybody since she was too terrified. When she found she was pregnant, around two weeks after her breakup with Frausto, she fell ill and had to visit a doctor for a checkup.
During her checkup, the physicians discovered that she was around 10 to 11 weeks pregnant. Lambert was terrified when her mother discovered this.
Her mother, on the other hand, was quite encouraging and did not discourage her. Instead, she assured Lambert-Crowley that everything would be OK and that she would get over it.
Her mother and other family members provided ongoing assistance. Because of their love and support, on January 5, 2018, she gave birth to a lovely girl called Everly Joy Lambert.
Since the birth of her daughter, the YouTuber has concentrated on raising her child. Her now ex-boyfriend and baby daddy also contribute to the process as they work together to co-parent their kid.
Lambert-Crowley often posts photos and videos with her daughter on her social media, including YouTube and Instagram. She has even made a new Instagram profile for her kid, which she runs.
In January 2024, Lambert turned six, and now she is regularly going to school. By the looks of it, she has a good relationship with her stepfather and can’t wait to be a big sister to her baby brother, Ryder.
James Gunn’s much-anticipated Superman reboot is set to hit theaters on July 11, but the buzz leading up to the release has taken a political turn. In a recent interview, Gunn described Superman as “an immigrant’s immigrant,” reinforcing the character’s longstanding metaphor for hope, kindness, and the American dream. But this framing hasn’t sat well with everyone.
Right-wing commentators and political figures have criticized the film for what they perceive as a “woke” reinterpretation of the superhero. Among them, Fox News contributors and conservative commentators have taken aim at the film, calling it overly ideological. Former Trump advisor Kellyanne Conway even predicted it would “bomb worse than Snow White did,” referencing the poorly received Disney remake.
Despite the backlash, Gunn remains firm in his creative direction. “This film is for everyone,” he said, “and it’s about kindness—not politics.” His brother, actor Sean Gunn, also defended the vision, explaining that the film’s message aligns with Superman’s origins as an alien finding belonging on Earth—a narrative deeply rooted in immigration and acceptance.
Early screenings have reportedly received positive feedback, especially for David Corenswet’s performance as Clark Kent and Rachel Brosnahan’s Lois Lane. Whether the film will rise above the political noise remains to be seen, but it’s clear that Gunn’s Superman is already a cultural flashpoint before its official release.
Veteran actor Michael Madsen, renowned for his gritty performances in films like Reservoir Dogs and Kill Bill Vol. 2, has passed away at the age of 67. His manager, Ron Smith, confirmed that the actor died of heart failure on July 3, 2025, at his home in Malibu, California. Longstanding health issues, including heart disease and a history of alcoholism, were cited as contributing factors. Authorities confirmed that no foul play was involved, and an autopsy was not performed.
Madsen, whose filmography spans over three decades, was known for playing tough, unpredictable characters with a unique emotional depth. His portrayal of Mr. Blonde in Quentin Tarantino’s Reservoir Dogs became an instant cult favorite and cemented his place in Hollywood’s hall of fame for antiheroes.
In the wake of his death, colleagues and fans alike have poured out tributes. Rob Zombie, who directed Madsen in CSI: Miami, praised his dedication and raw talent, noting that while Madsen had a reputation for being intense, he always delivered on screen. His sister, actress Virginia Madsen, described him as “a poetic soul in a fighter’s body.”
Beyond acting, Madsen was also a published poet and had been working on a reflective book titled Tears for My Father: Outlaw Thoughts and Poems. His passing marks the end of an era for a generation of cinema that thrived on raw, unfiltered performances.
Lena Dunham, the creator and star of Girls, has spoken out about the harsh scrutiny she’s faced throughout her career, calling the body-shaming in Hollywood “merciless.” In a candid interview with Variety, Dunham reflected on how the criticism persisted no matter what size she was — whether thinner due to illness or simply aging naturally.
“Whether I was a size 4 or a size 16, there were always opinions about my body,” she shared. “Hollywood remains merciless toward body image.”
Dunham revealed that part of her decision to step away from acting was influenced by the toll this scrutiny took on her mental health. While the body positivity movement once gained momentum, she believes it has lost visibility in recent years.
Currently, Dunham is focused on her new series Too Much, where she serves as showrunner and mentor to rising star Megan Stalter. She says protecting her cast from the kind of criticism she endured is a top priority.
“I can handle people coming for me, but I won’t stay quiet when they come for someone just trying to do their job,” she added.
Her words come at a time when Hollywood is again being called to reflect on its standards, its messaging, and how it treats women of all sizes — especially those behind the scenes and in positions of creative power.
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