Sarah Jessica Parker and husband excited about arrival of surrogate twins
Heavyweight acting couple Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick are now the proud parents of twin girls, named Marion Loretta Elwell Broderick and Tabitha Hodge Broderick.
The newborns, who were born in an Ohio hospital on Monday, are siblings for James Wilke, their six-year-old son.
A spokesman said: "Sarah Jessica Parker and Matthew Broderick are delighted to announce the healthy arrival of their two daughters".
"Both Hodge and Elwell are family names on Parker's side. The babies are doing beautifully and the entire family is over the moon."
In April the Sex And The City star described her joy on hearing that her dream of adding to their family was about to be realised with the help of surrogate mum Michelle Ross.
She also spoke of the heartbreak she and Matthew suffered in their failed attempts to have another child.
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An Ohio policeman accused of plotting to break into the home of Sarah Jessica Parker's surrogate mother admits that he met a tabloid journalist to discuss a deal, but had no intention of carrying theplan through.
Police chief Barry Carpenter is one of two offers being investigated over claims they planned to break into the home of Michelle Ross, the woman who is carrying SJP's twins. The men allegedly hoped to gather information on Michelle's lifestyle to sell to tabloid magazine The National Enquirer.
While Barry insists that he's innocent, he admits that he did step into the pregnant woman's house after noticing that her door was ajar. He claims he only entered the property to ensure everything was in order, but walked away empty-handed. Barry confessed to meeting with a reporter, but says he only intended to 'mess with him and jerk him around'. The investigation continues.
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