First-Time Celebrity Dads Celebrate Their Inaugural Father’s Day
As Father’s Day approaches on June 15, 2025, a constellation of celebrity dads is gearing up for the occasion with the excitement of newfound fatherhood. Several notable stars, including Justin Bieber and Shohei Ohtani, will be celebrating their first Father’s Day this year after welcoming children in the past year.
Pop sensation Justin Bieber shared his joy when he and wife Hailey welcomed their son, Jack Blues, in August 2024. A source described the couple as "overjoyed," marking the arrival as a miracle.
Actor Milo Ventimiglia, who welcomed his daughter Ke’ala Coral just weeks after losing their home to wildfires in Los Angeles, expressed gratitude for their supportive community amid turbulent times.
Baseball star Shohei Ohtani, who transitioned from World Series champion to doting dad with the birth of his daughter, echoed similar sentiments on social media, noting the nerve-wracking yet joyful adventure of parenthood.
Other notable figures celebrating their first Father’s Day include actors Henry Cavill, Zachary Levi, and Luke Grimes, who is keen to infuse his upcoming music with the love and inspiration from his new role. Former “Bachelor” Colton Underwood also shared his heartwarming experience as a new father to son Bishop, expressing his lifelong dream of parenthood.
Sporting icons like New York Yankees’ Aaron Judge and Formula 1 driver Max Verstappen announced their respective daughters’ births earlier this year, both sharing heartfelt sentiments about their growing families.
This year’s Father’s Day promises to be particularly special for these new dads as they embrace the joys and challenges that come with parenthood, celebrating the unique bond they’ve formed with their little ones.
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