Michael Strahan Welcomes Fifth Child with Girlfriend Kayla Quick
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Michael Strahan Welcomes Fifth Child with Girlfriend Kayla Quick
Michael Strahan has quietly become a father again. The 'Good Morning America' anchor and his partner Kayla Quick welcomed a baby girl earlier this year, adding to the former NFL star's growing family. Strahan is already a parent to four children, including twins Sophia and Isabella.
Michael Strahan has welcomed a baby girl with his longtime partner Kayla Quick, according to reports from TMZ. The 'Good Morning America' anchor and Quick became parents together earlier this year, adding another daughter to Strahan's family.
Strahan and Quick began dating in 2015 and have generally kept their relationship private. Despite recent rumors suggesting the couple had separated, they remained together for more than a decade before the birth of their child.
The newborn is Strahan's fifth child. The former NFL star is already a father to daughter Tanita and son Michael Jr., as well as twin daughters Sophia and Isabella.
Strahan's family has faced significant health challenges in recent years. TMZ previously reported that Isabella was diagnosed with medulloblastoma, a tumor in the cerebellum, in 2023. She underwent surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation treatment, and was declared cancer-free by early 2025. She continues to undergo regular scans to monitor her health.
A representative for Strahan did not immediately return requests for comment regarding the birth.
L.Harper--AMWN
