Meghan Trainor and Daryl Sabara are settling into life as parents of three.
“Lake Tahoe trip part 1 🌲,” Trainor, 32, captioned a carousel of Instagram photos on Sunday, August 16, sharing moments from the family’s recent California camping trip.
Trainor and Sabara, 34, are the proud parents of sons Riley, 5, and Barry, 3, as well as daughter Mikey, who was born in January. In the adorable new photos, Trainor offered a glimpse of her three kids’ bright red hair that further demonstrates how much they resemble the Spy Kids actor.
The pop star, however, is well aware that her offspring are the spitting image of Sabara.
Meghan Trainor and Daryl Sabara have enjoyed documenting life with their sons, Riley and Barry and daughter Mikey. The couple announced in October 2020 that they were expanding their family, writing via Instagram, “You all know how long I’ve wanted this!!!! @darylsabara and I are so beyond happy and excited to meet this little cutie […]
“The first two I was like, ‘Oh man, they were in me, so what happened?’” Trainor quipped on an April episode of the “Not Gonna Lie” podcast of Sabara’s miniature lookalikes. “But this girl, sometimes everyone lately has been saying, ‘Oh my god, this one’s actually Meghan. She has Meghan’s eyes.’ She has my grumpy RBF face, which is resting bitch face … and so, I’ve been like, ‘This one’s mine.’”
According to Trainor, her husband was “actually offended” by Mikey resembling the “All About That Bass” singer.
“He’s actually so used to [hearing] like, ‘Oh my God, the kids like just like you’ that for once he’s like, ‘No, she doesn’t,’” Trainor quipped. “I’m like, ‘Oh, you upset, bro? Imagine getting cut open and people going, ‘Did you even do anything?’ You’re not allowed to be upset [about] this one.”
Trainor and Sabara welcomed Mikey via surrogate earlier this year.
Meghan Trainor’s sons, Riley and Barry, are already proving to be the best big brothers to their new little sister. “They are over the moon. Riley takes his ‘big brother’ role very seriously, and Barry is just so gentle and curious with her,” Trainor, 32, told People on Tuesday, January 20, after announcing the arrival […]
“There’s a lot of heartbreak and big decision-making to do, and I was struggling with my health and almost towards an autoimmune disease,” Trainor told podcast host Kylie Kelce of her decision to entrust a gestational carrier. “There were so many conversations back and forth, and then we were like, ‘The safest way is to do it through a surrogate,’ because also my babies are always sideways. I was just like, ‘My body’s still not recovered from the other ones.’”
Still, Trainor admittedly felt “scared” and “jealous” that she wasn’t able to carry her daughter.
“My husband’s a control freak too, so every day when we knew she was alive in someone else, we were like, ‘Is she OK?’ You go cuckoo, you go crazy,” she added. “There’s so much that goes into it, but we had an amazing surrogate who was so good to us and texted us everything, and we got to talk all the time. I was worried I was bugging her too much … and she was just a champ.”
