Sacha Baron Cohen and Isla Fisher welcome baby Borat two!

Isla Fisher & Sacha Baron Cohen Baby! 

 

Sacha Baron Cohen and Isla Fisher have welcomed their second baby into the world!

The very private couple, who already have one adorable daughter together, have not made an official statement about their new baby.

In fact, the only way anyone knew Isla Fisher -- the hilarious horny redheaded sister in Wedding Crashers -- was pregnant was because she suddenly started showing six months ago.

Isla Fisher and Sacha Baron Cohen are definitely not a couple that will beg for privacy then turn around and exploit their baby for cash on the cover of a magazine.

Now the little family has been spotted out and about in London with a pram. Since their first child, a cutie patootie girl named Olive, was seen walking with them holding her daddy's hand and looking much too big for the lay-down stroller Isla was pushing, that leads to just one conclusion: Their second child has arrived!

Of course, we have no idea what the new baby's name might be, when said child was born, or even whether they had a girl or a boy -- but if that baby is lucky it will have Isla's gorgeous red locks and Sacha's wicked sense of satire! (Caroline Goddard)

Borat actor crashes Agatha's party at fashion show

Actor Sacha Baron Cohen, best known for his eccentric character Borat, burst onto the catwalk at Agatha Ruiz de la Prada's show in Milan on Friday, bringing the playful show to a halt as security guards stepped in.

Baron Cohen is in Milan making a new film about fashion centered on his character Bruno, a flamboyant Austrian fashionista.

He bowled onto the start of the catwalk rolled up in what turned out to be a long, black caped outfit with eccentric accessories.

After a few minutes of darkness while Baron Cohen, or Bruno, was escorted off the catwalk, the show started again. Models had kept their cool but the designer was visibly upset when she appeared at the end of the show.

Baron Cohen's film is titled "Bruno: Delicious Journeys Through America for the Purpose of Making Heterosexual Male."

Agatha Ruiz de la Prada's show restarted after the actor left. The designer said her show was inspired by Spanish painter Diego Velazquez and the headdresses were based on typical Spanish piñatas.

But the dresses with their bold shapes were more reminiscent of another famous Spanish painter -- Joan Miro.