Baby No. 2 has arrived for Josh Altman!
The Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles star’s wife Heather gave birth to a baby boy named Ace David Altman on Tuesday, July 16, at 5:42 a.m., Heather shared on Instagram Thursday alongside a photo of the couple and their newborn at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center in Los Angeles.
“Baby Ace is healthy and absolutely perfect,” the new mom of two wrote of her newborn, who weighed 6 lbs., 10 oz., and measured 20 inches at birth.
“As we like to say ‘Ace was a mover and a shaker’ from day one,” she added. “ baby, we tried every trick in the book from acupuncture to chiropractic to inverted crazy pregnancy exercises to finally having a successful ECV, little Ace turned head down just in time.”
The new parents of two also share 2-year-old daughter Alexis “Lexi” Kerry. “We’re so excited to have this little legend as part of our family and can’t wait to have Lexi meet her little brother,” Heather, 34, added in her caption.
Altman, 40, praised his wife in his post of the same photograph, captioning it in part, “She was as always a champ throughout the long birth.”
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View this post on InstagramA post shared by Heather Bilyeu Altman (@theheatheraltman) on Mar 27, 2019 at 11:25pm PDT
I am so proud of you, all you have accomplished and the empire you have built! You truly are the hardest working person I’ve ever met. You’ve inspired so many people around you, including myself to do better, dream bigger and know that anything is possible if you put your mind to it. You are such a loyal and generous friend, almost to a fault. And most importantly you are an incredible loving and fun daddy to our Lexi and our soon to be little boy. You are my rock, my partner in crime, my ride or die. I’m so happy to go through this life with you my love 
#HBD #betterlatethannever #wastoobusylivinglife #swipe
you don’t want to miss Lexi blowing out the candles 
AND the 3rd pic is from our 1st date – we were so young!View this post on InstagramA post shared by Heather Bilyeu Altman (@theheatheraltman) on Jul 2, 2019 at 9:34pm PDT
, knees and toes…but I can’t reach my knees or toes 
#38.5weeks (love those curls on my baby girl
)The pair — who tied the knot in Aspen, Colorado, in April 2016 — first announced they were expecting another baby during a January appearance on Extra. Less than a week later, Altman and Heather shared exclusively with PEOPLE that the little one on the way would be a boy.
“This time around, I thought for sure it was a girl,” she continued, adding that her Bravo star husband was also convinced they’d be having another daughter. “Josh was like, ‘It’s going to be a girl again, I just know it — my life is just going to be nothing but women.’ ”
Heather went on to share that when they got a call from the doctor about the results from their blood test, “We were like, ‘Just tell us over the phone. We can’t wait — we have to know.’ ”
“We were driving down Sunset and like, ‘You’re having a boy.’ … Our jaws dropped, just started yelling and celebrating in the car,” she added. “We’re so excited to have a little baby boy. We think Lexi is going to be the best big sister.”
View this post on Instagram19 weeks + 4 days until we meet our baby boy! But who’s counting?
#babyboyaltman
A post shared by Heather Bilyeu Altman (@theheatheraltman) on Feb 26, 2019 at 2:28pm PST
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Heather told PEOPLE she planned to bring back the “absolutely amazing” doula she worked with for Lexi’s birth, who gave her “a four-hour massage while Josh slept” — before he “helped deliver” their daughter.
“I think we’ll end up bringing back a second time around and just hope for a safe and healthy delivery,” she said. “I’d love to do another natural vaginal birth if possible but we don’t have control over that, so just wanting a good pregnancy and healthy baby.”
And were they already thinking about more kids? Potentially — but not right away. “We’re definitely done for at least five or six months,” said the second-time dad-to-be.
“Josh always wanted enough kids to have a soccer team,” Heather joked. “I just let him think that that was going to happen. Two is the minimum number I want but we’ll have to see how two goes and we may or may not welcome more, but only time will tell.”
