Amidst the devastating Los Angeles wildfires, Milo Ventimiglia and his wife Jarah Mariano have more to be thankful for.

The “This is Us” star and his wife welcomed a baby on Jan. 23, Mariano, 41, announced in an Instagram post on Friday. The newborn, named Ke’ala Coral Ventimiglia, is the couple’s first child together.

“Houseless, never homeless,” Mariano wrote in the caption, featuring their baby’s legs while holding their dog’s paw. The two lost their home to the LA wildfires last month. The actress said she was 38 weeks pregnant at the time.

“We lost our home that we were living in & everything we own, as well as our home under construction that we were about to move into,” the model continued, sharing gratitude given the circumstances around their evacuation and appreciation toward first responders. “My family & I are together, happy, healthy & safe, which is truly all that matters.”

The “Minority Report” actress added, “This will be an extended process of rebuilding and grieving for many, but we are feeling optimistic & inspired to welcome all of the exciting newness of our fresh start!”

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She then asked for space as the family settles in with their newborn, sharing that they would “be back around with updates in our own time.”

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Ventimiglia, 47, revealed his family’s Malibu home burned down during an interview with CBS News in early January. “You start thinking about all the memories in different parts of the house and whatnot,” a visibly choked-up Ventimiglia told host Tony Dokoupil. “And then you see your neighbors’ houses and everything kind of around, and your heart just breaks.”

Ventimiglia shared that he and Mariano, who have been married since 2023, watched their California residence go up in flames through security surveillance footage: “At a certain point, we just turned it off. … We kind of accepted the loss.”

In an ironic parallel, Ventimiglia’s “This Is Us” character Jack Pearson died of smoke inhalation following a house fire. “You know, it’s not lost on me, life imitating art,” Ventimiglia told Dokoupil.