Troian Bellisario and Patrick J. Adams Share They Have Security Footage from Daughter's Parking Lot Birth: 'Full Crime Scene'

Mar. 15, 2025

Troian Bellisario and Patrick Adams attend the premiere of “Broadway Rising”.Photo:Mark Sagliocco/WireImage

Mark Sagliocco/WireImage

Troian BellisarioandPatrick J. Adamsbrought their second child into this world in anunconventional way— and they have the footage to remember it.

On the latest episode ofJesse Tyler Ferguson’sDinner’s On Mepodcast, theOn Callactress, 39, recalled the interesting story of her childbirth. She told theModern Familyalum, 49, that she and her husband actually have the security footage from the Cedars-Sinai Medical Center parking lot, where she gave birth to her daughterElliot Rowena, 3.

“Then he came up to me, and the hospital actually gave him honorary scrubs because they were just laughing at his jeans and his sweater,” she continued. “We still have pictures. It looks like a full crime scene.”

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Troian Bellisario and Patrick J. Adams in the parking lot where their daughter was born.Troian Bellisario/instagram

Troian Bellisario/instagram

This is not the first time the couple has talked about how their daughter entered the world. While chatting withKatie Lowesfor an episode of her podcast,Katie’s Crib, the actressand theSuitsactor revealed that Bellisario’s contractions were coming close together early that morning, but they thought nothing of it given their experience with their firstborn daughter,Aurora, 6, whose labor lasted over 26 hours.

Patrick J. Adams and his kids Aurora and Elliot.Troian Bellisario Instagram

Troian Bellisario Instagram

The couple tends to keep their private life out of the spotlight, but occasionally, they do share glimpses into their family life. In July 2022, Bellisario opened up toThe Nerds of Colorabout being a working mom of two and approaching projects differently now because of “how much energy and time it takes to portray a character.”

“I’m not able to just do a bunch of things in the way that I once was when I was 20, 21, or something like that, I had more time,” she said. “And so I think for me when I read a role, it’s got to grab me in a way that I say, ‘Oh, this is worth not putting my daughters to bed that night.’ This is worth me saying, ‘Mama’s gotta go to work, because this is really important for me,’ so that they learn, like, ‘Okay, you go to work too, and sometimes it means you don’t get to always be together but you’re doing something you love.'”

She added, “I only want to do the work, I’m in a very fortunate place that I can right now do that, that will allow me to be with them and also allow me to show up to work in an excited way.”

source: people.com