Barbara Palvin she was every inch the doting mother as she celebrated her first birthday as a parent.
The model shared pictures of herself cradling her daughter Sylvie, who she shares with her husband Dylan Sprousevia Instagram on Friday, October 9.
Palvin, who turned 33 one day earlier, had an earthy beauty as he was surrounded by nature in the image. She captioned the post, “Being an adult in Middle-earth 🥔.”
After Palvin and Sprouse, 34, welcomed their daughter last month, the Zack and Cody’s life series alum shared her name on his “Wildmen” podcast, which he co-hosts with his friend Brendan Columbus.
“It’s been almost two weeks since she’s been out,” Sprouse said on the Sept. 29 episode. “She’s very beautiful. Her name is Sylvie. Baby Sylvie. Sylvie Sprouse. She’s a very well-mannered baby.”
The actor said he and his wife felt “very blessed” to have a “safe and healthy delivery”.
“Baby Sylvie came out 7.8 pounds. A big baby. Apparently, the doctor said she was long,” said the Spouse, joking that she was not like him. “She’s perfectly healthy. She cried the second she was born, which is good, and it was a beautiful little piece.”
Sprouse and Palvin announced the birth of their daughter via Instagram on September 28. The ad featured a photo of three family members wearing Los Angeles Dodgers jerseys while watching a game on TV. “We took Labor Day literally this year 👼🏻,” read the caption.
The couple have been together since 2018, and tied the knot five years later in front of friends and family.
“Everybody we love and care about was there,” Palvin said Vogue in July 2023 of their intimate weddings held in her own Hungary. “We all cried a little. The weather was perfect with a little cool breeze. It was a beautiful moment that we will never forget.”
In August 2025, Sprouse spoke exclusively about the secrets behind their happy relationship Us.
“In general, [marriage has] taught me a lot of patience and communication. Of course that’s the cliché, that people say communication is key, but it really is,” the actor said. Us. “It’s also just understanding that you’re both human and you’re both doing things. For most people’s lives, until they’re in a really bad relationship, they’re used to being in survival mode, which is, ‘How do I survive independently and survive?'”
He said, “When you’re in a committed relationship and you’re married, you have to rewire yourself to be like, ‘Oh, I’m fighting for two. And all I’m thinking about now is what we’re going to do together.’

