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05 December 2008 08:40 BST

Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony finally reveal babies' names

Saturday, 01 Mar 2008 16:53
Jennifer Lopez gave birth to twins last week
Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony have finally revealed the names of their newborn twins.

Lopez, 38, gave birth to a baby boy and a girl on February 22nd and since then the media has been kept in the dark regarding the names of the children.

However, yesterday Lopez's manager Simon Fields contacted People magazine and confirmed the twins were named Max and Emme.

The babies were born last Friday with Emme weighing 5 lbs 7 oz and Max weighing 6 lbs, Fields confirmed.

Emme was born ten minutes before her brother at a Long Island hospital.

Fields said that Lopez was "thrilled" at the babies' arrival, which are Lopez's first, while Anthony has three other children from two previous relationships.

Anthony and Lopez married in 2004; Lopez's third marriage, having been previously wed to Cris Judd and Ojani Noa.

The couple also picked up awards at the Latin music Premio Lo Nuestro awards last week, with Lopez winning best solo pop singer while Anthony was named salsa artist of the year.


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