Diana Taurasi & Penny Taylor Become Parents

Diana Taurasi and Penny Taylor are expecting their second child! The 39-year-old Phoenix Mercury star and her 40-year-old former pro basketball player wife are expecting their second child together.
The couple, who married in May 2017, already have a 3-year-old son named Leo, and they tell PEOPLE that he can't wait to meet his new sister.
"We are really pleased to welcome our baby home to this wonderful place and, in particular, to introduce her to her older brother in such a tranquil, soothing environment," Taurasi says of the nursery they designed with Pottery Barn Kids.
Taylor said, "The reading wall is unique in that it allows the books to stand alone as works of art.
We're looking forward to spending a lot of time together as a family studying."
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[@DoriCoplien]

Inserting photos and videos of the wrong couple and children is ridiculous

[@user-em3tx4si5z]

Legend Diana.beautiful Penny

[@karlenejohn4904]

Beautiful family. ❤❤❤

[@celebritypill3325]

Thank you! 🤗

[@applepie2924]

Yes Diana and penny I am in 👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼👋🏼Love it My favorite WBNA🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀🏀

[@1Cheytown]

To all the people making the comments about the fact Leo and Isla will be raised by 2 women without a "father" in the home i say this.... That home is more than likely going to have more love in it than 98% of "normal" homes.

[@BDE360]

Where do you get these statistics 📈? I highly doubt the conclusion.

[@debbiterwedo2744]

Congratulations

[@sallychugg7887]

Perhaps a future opals star????? Well who knows great couple

[@1Cheytown]

Isla MAYBE....Dee has already said though that if Leo is a "baller" he's gonna play for Team USA

[@gorgeous6737]

Is this cause of celebration because?...

[@user-em3tx4si5z]

Amazing ability best player Diana Penny

[@leahstumm1471]

💜

[@user-em3tx4si5z]

Amazing family

[@brotherbrodricjesus1265]

HOW?

[@jackiegammon2065]

If you are going to do a story like this, you should at least know how to pronounce her name. You've also made a HUGE mistake when you mention that Taurasi has a husband...perhaps next time, you should leave stories like this to the professionals/

[@vanessasierra3792]

AGREE! I had to replay the husband part to see who he was talking about. and the pronunciation of Taurasi was disappointing. She is the Best!

[@1Cheytown]

Nevermind the fact they said Diana was drafted by Chicago...she has only played for the Phoenix Mercury

[@robertthomas2544]

How did she have a baby .their had to be a guy around or art one

[@HannahDisponett]

It's called Artificial Insemination

[@BDE360]

@@HannahDisponettstill requires a MAN

[@jumpman23823]

It's just not logical... it make know sense

[@isacarneiro7976]

I don’t expect Dirty Di will raise her children to play clean and fair and NOT to throw a hissy fit every time they don’t get their way.

[@GeekHazu]

sup with her husband from 2005

[@MrThekingruler]

It's sad to bring a child into this world with no father in the home.

[@ViktirE1]

Disgusting! :)

[@janenewtonoydu3915]

槽点太多。diana为什么一定要妻子生育阿，真的好气人。还有既然是女同，为什么要生男孩呢。

[@canisaysomething2082]

Shame

[@robertjohnson4111]

Why so many gays in the wnba

[@HannahDisponett]

Why do you care? How does it effect you?

[@AFRO-GAMING-1000]

@@HannahDisponetthe’s homophobic that’s how

[@afrosamurai8687]

@@HannahDisponetthe’s homophobic

[@BDE360]

@@HannahDisponett in my case it makes me not want to watch it. But now there is a real star in the league. So now I have to endure activism like this if I want to watch an athlete not an activist.

[@billedgar5861]

👎

[@MJWill1]

That's ashame. Another child with no father.

[@applepie2924]

She will have Lots of 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕

[@isacarneiro7976]

Little girls get their sense of identity and self confidence far more from their fathers than their mothers. To deny children a father is just plain wrong.

[@applepie2924]

Ok,God Bless🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿🙏🏿

[@lpl433]

@@isacarneiro7976 I'm glad you mentioned the word "deny." It's what plenty of father's have been doing to their kids over many years. I'm still for having Father's though, the role of fatherhood is still so important.

[@lulu_06284]

Those babies should atleast get to know their biological father as they grow up if its possible, even if he was just a sperm donor.

[@kenanderson6151]

I feel sorry for those kids that are going to be raised with a poor me victim attitude.