Former UFC champion Ronda Rousey and her husband, former UFC heavyweight Travis Browne, welcomed their new baby boy Liko'ula Pā'ūomahinakaipiha on Thursday night amid the wildfires that raged through Los County. Angels.
Southern California residents have been evacuated for the past week due to the apocalyptic circumstances of the fires.
Rousey, who trains in Glendale in Los Angeles County, posted about giving birth amid the calamity.
While her daughter's birthplace is unclear, Rousey's caption suggests she and her family are still close to the area.
“Our little girl came into this world during a wind storm in a burning city, so grateful to have arrived safely,” she wrote.
The post included a video of Rousey introducing her oldest daughter, La'akea, to her younger sister, a selfie with her newborn, and a photo of her family with their newest addition.
Ronda Rousey and Travis Browne welcomed their second daughter amid the Los Angeles wildfires
Rousey posted about giving birth to Liko'ula Pā'ūomahinakaipiha on Thursday night
Rousey and Browne married in August 2017 and then welcomed La'akea in September 2021.
Rousey and Browne married in August 2017 in Hawaii, the former UFC heavyweight's native country. They then welcomed La'akea in September 2021.
In addition to La'akea and Liko'ula, Rousey plays the stepmother to two of Browne's children from her previous marriage.
Rousey first announced her pregnancy in July, showing off her baby bump during a panel discussion at San Diego Comic-Con.
Rowdy won the Strikeforce women's bantamweight title in her fifth fight and fifth consecutive victory as a professional MMA fighter. He held the title until the UFC launched the promotion.
By acquiring the entire Strikeforce roster, Dana White crowned Rousey the UFC women's bantamweight queen, a title she successfully defended six times as her stardom took off to unprecedented heights.
She went 12-0 in MMA before losing to Holly Holm via second-round KO with a head kick in 2015.
More than a year later, she was gifted a title fight on her return to the UFC before losing to Amanda Nunes in 48 seconds without landing a significant strike.
Following her legendary MMA career, Rousey had a successful five-year run in WWE that ended in 2023.