It has been known that actress Hayden Panettiere has given birth to a baby girl named Kaya Evdokia Klitscho. Kaya is Hayden's first child with long time boyfriend, russian boxing champion, Wladimir Klitscho.

As reported previously, Kaya was born last year, Dec. 9, 2014, to be exact. She had an average weight of seven pounds, 14 ounces, and was 20 inches tall.

Before giving birth, Hayden was known to have appeared in numerous interviews to talk about her impending birth and being a mother. "[Klitschko's] got bowlegs and I've got knock-knees, so they're going to have straight legs," she told comedienne Ellen Degeneres during her guesting at her talk show, "Ellen," predicting how her baby's going to look. "They'll be normal height," she added. 

After delivery, the 25-year-old actress has gone on other interviews as well to talk about how motherhood is panning out for her. "Motherhood is the most beautiful, exciting thing, and there's nothing that I feel like I can't accomplish while having children in my life," said the actress in an interview with US magazine.

In a separate appearance at the Good Morning America show, Hayden said that being a mother makes you forget about yourself as you pour all your focus into your child. "You just reprioritise, and you hear that they're healthy and you don't care about yourself anymore," she said. "I mean, it's the most out of body experience where you go, 'I will completely lay myself on the line for my child,' without even a hesitation."

After four months, reports are already surfacing that Hayden and Wladimir are already ready for baby number two, and making Kaya have a sibling. A source reportedly told OK! Magazine that the couple are planning for a second baby and have been talking about it intently. Wladimir reportedly likes being a father and wants to work on having more kids as soon as possible.

In a separate interview with US Magazine, the russian boxer said that Kaya has brought him and Hayden closer to each other. "I think that, Kaya, our daughter, has connected us forever," he said. "And that's the most amazing thing. Everything else is coming, it's something that needs to be planned ... but as I said, the connection with the child is better than any marriage!"