Gal Gadot shares FIRST look at newborn daughter Ori’s face after shocking baby announcement as she poses for family photo

Gal Gadot appeared on Instagram on Friday to share the first family photo with the clan’s newest addition.

The 38-year-old Israeli actress, who announced the arrival of her newborn daughter Ori this week, reposted a photo of the family of six originally shared by her husband Jaron Varsano.

Varsano’s original post showed the couple with their brood of girls: Alma, 12, Maya, six, Daniella, two, and little Ori.

‘Happy Women’s Day! ♥️I’m a lucky man,” he captioned her upload. Gadot shared it and also added a series of heart emojis.

The Wonder Woman actress kept her fourth pregnancy a secret before sharing the happy news on March 6.

On March 6, Gal posted a photo of herself cuddling her newborn while resting in a hospital bed.

‘My sweet girl, welcome. The pregnancy was not easy and we made it.

‘You have brought so much light into our lives, living up to your name, Ori, which means ‘my light’ in Hebrew. Our hearts are full of gratitude,” she wrote in the Instagram caption.

‘Welcome to the girls’ house. Dad’s great too,” she added.

News of the birth surprised fans as Gal never announced she was pregnant.

In 2022, Gadot gushed about childbirth and described always wanting to be a ‘young mother’ during an interview with Fashion.

‘I started young. She was 25 years old when she was pregnant with Alma. She always wanted to be a young mother. Yes, three children. No joke, woman. God bless you, but it’s a lot of work,” she told the outlet.

He also praised the “magic” of childbirth: “If I could, I would do it once a week.” “It’s so magical.”

He added: “And I always take an epidural, to be fair, so it’s not that painful.” Right at the moment when you feel like you are creating life, it is incredible.

‘But pregnancies are difficult for me: I feel sick and I have migraines. I’m not in my element.

And he noted that the worst thing he does is “juggle between my family life and my acting career.”

‘When you’re on set, you’re like a kite. “You can fly very high and try to catch air,” Gadot explained.

‘Then you return home to do your main shift as a mother. It’s not about me, it’s about, “Okay, now I need to bathe Maya, feed Alma, and put Daniella to bed.”