Trisha Paytas welcomes third child, son named 'Aquaman', after traumatic birth
The couple welcomed their son on July 12, 2025, following what Paytas described as a 'very traumatic birth,' she revealed during the July 22 episode of her Just Trisha podcast.
The 37-year-old influencer first became a mother in September 2022 with the birth of her daughter Malibu Barbie. Her second child, daughter Elvis, was born in June 2024. The couple shared news of their third pregnancy in March, with Paytas posting a themed family photo to Instagram and writing, 'MAMMA MIA! HERE WE GO AGAIN! BABY #3 COMING JULY 2025.'
The pregnancy announcement featured the family of four posing on a dock-themed set, with daughter Malibu holding an ultrasound image. In May, the couple held a gender reveal during Paytas' Eras of Trish Tour stop at Los Angeles' Greek Theatre. Blue confetti filled the stage as the screen lit up with 'It's a boy.'
Leading up to the birth, Paytas kept fans updated through social media, joking in early July about a list of unconventional baby names. In a TikTok video, she mentioned options like 'Lemon,' 'Papermate,' 'Squeezie,' and even 'Benihana,' explaining, 'Baby names really have to excite me, like, 'I wish that was my name.''
The final name choice, Aquaman, adds to the couple's unique naming style, following Malibu Barbie and Elvis. Despite the challenges during delivery, Paytas expressed joy and gratitude for the new addition to their family.
Paytas and Hacmon, who married in 2021, continue to share their parenting journey and family updates across various platforms, maintaining a strong following for their candid and often quirky content.
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