Carey Mulligan confirms she’s welcomed third child with husband Marcus Mumford

Congratulations are in order forCarey Mulligan and her husband Marcus Mumford who have welcomed their third child together.

The pair, who got married back in 2011,revealed that they were expecting their third child earlier this year, though Carey, 37, has confirmed the news of their little one’s arrival during an interview withVogue magazine.

During an interview with the publication for its November cover story, the actress revealed that at the time of the interview she was six weeks postpartum, with the publication stating that she arrived at the interview with her tot and had a “yellow diaper-leak stain streaked across her blouse”.

No additional information was given about the youngster,though reports last month alleged that Carey and Marcus had become parents for the third time after Carey was reportedly seen without a baby bump.

Carey and 36 year old Marcus, who is known for being in the band Mumford and Sons, are already parents to Evelyn Grace, who was born in 2015, and Wilfred, who was born in 2017.

Thepair first met when they were just 12 years old when they attended the same Christian youth camp, though they later continued to stay in touch as pen pals.

They then started dating in 2011 when they decided to meet up again as adults and soon afterwards they got engaged after just five months together.

Carey and Marcus’ wedding took place on a farm in Somerset and around 200 people joined them on their big day. With their careers in the world of music and acting, guests included the likes of Sienna Miller, Jake Gyllenhaal and Colin Firth.

Throughout their 12 years together, the couple have largely kept their relationship out of the spotlight, though have opened up about juggling their careers while also maintaining their relationship.

In fact, because of the nature of their work, Carey and Marcus are occasionally forced to spend time apart as they forge their careers, which is when they use love letters to stay in touch.

“Love letters are becoming a lost art form, which is very sad. To have a love letter from someone, to hold it in your hand and know you can keep it for your whole life, that's an amazing thing,” Carey toldthe Telegraph.

Meanwhile singer Marcus toldThe Guardian that he and his wife have a two-week rule which means that they never go longer than two weeks without seeing each other “one way or another.”

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