Chris Hemsworth's wife Elsa Pataky gave birth to twin boys early Friday morning.
The actor's rep confirmed to USA Today that Pataky was in labor at Cedars Sinai Medical Center. Her "Thor" superhero husband was by her side - as well as two security guards watching over the suite. The boys' names have not yet been revealed.
This will be the second and third child for Hemsworth, 30, and Pataky, 37, who were married in December 2010. The stunning couple already has a 22-month-old daughter named India Rose, born in London in early 2012.
The Spanish actress says that despite their busy Hollywood schedules, her and her Aussie hunk try to create as much of a normal life as possible for their family.
"You have to make an effort and try to stay together as much as you can," the "Fast & Furious 6" star told People in May. "If we start splitting and doing other things, it's not going to last. We try and keep it as normal as much as we can - like a typical family."
Hemsworth - older brother to "Hunger Games" heartthrob Liam Hemsworth - seems to have been enjoying fatherhood even before the newest addition. India Rose recently said "Papa" for the first time and "He was almost crying. He was [screaming for joy]," Pataky told People.
Even while working, they found a way to keep the family together. At the Toronto Film Festival last fall, Hemsworth told USA Today how grateful we was that Pataky and India Rose could join him while he shot films like "Rush" and "Avengers 2."
"Thankfully, my wife has been able to come with me with our daughter, and I still get to see them. It would be tough if we were on different sides of the world," he said.
With Hemsworth being from Australia, Pataky hailing from Spain, little India Rose from London, and now the twins greeting the world in L.A., it seems this is going to be a three-continent family.
Hemsworth and his wife walked the Oscars red carpet together, with Pataky's baby bump front and center in a sparkly green Elie Saab gown.
