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Emily Ratajkowski’s ex husband, Sebastian Bear-McClard, and his girlfriend, Alessandra Brawn, have welcomed a baby boy, multiple sources tell Page Six.
A source tells us they have named their son Dante.
Page Six first exclusively reported that movie producer Bear-McClard and Brawn — who also has a six-year-old son with “Arrested Development” star Will Arnett — were dating in September 2025.
Brawn also has another child with her ex-husband, nightlife impresario Jon Neidich, whom she married in a luxe ceremony in Tuscany in 2014 that was covered by Vogue.
Bear-McClard and Ratajkowski have a five-year-old son, Sylvester Apollo Bear.
A source previously told us the “co-parents all have a good relationship.”
We hear Bear-McClard and Brawn have known each other since childhood.
Bear-McClard was recently spotted out waking with the baby in SoHo in Manhattan. We hear the pair welcomed the newborn sometime around May.
Ratajkowski filed for divorce from Bear McClard amid claims of infidelity. The split was finalized in July 2025. The pair had married in a courthouse ceremony in February 2018.
In June, Ratajkowski, who is currently dating French filmmaker Romain Gavras, wrote an essay for NY Mag’s The Cut— which included her holding a fake baby — about wanting to feel sexy as a single parent that discussed her split with Bear-McClard.
“It was a violent transition into a new reality of screaming baby on my aching tit and ring on my swollen finger,” she wrote. “And then, in a time period that felt both instant and excruciatingly slow, my marriage collapsed.
“Six months after my son was born, my husband and I stopped having sex. Less than a year later, we separated.”
She also noted, “Even as a kid, I reasoned that of all the things I could grow up to be, it was crucial to avoid becoming a single mom. The term itself could be lodged as an insult. Having a child with the wrong man was the fastest way to ruin your life as a woman — it meant having no freedom, no choices, no emergency exit. All baggage and no security.”
Bear-McClard and Brawn did not respond to Page Six’s request for comment.
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