Los Angeles - Tina Fey has become a mother for a second time.
The 30 Rock actress - who already has a five-year-old daughter, Alice, with composer husband Jeffrey Richmond - gave birth to a baby girl on August 11, her representative confirmed to People magazine.
The couple have called their new daughter Penelope Athena.
Feeling guilty
Before she announced her pregnancy, Fey revealed she felt guilty about Alice not having a brother or sister.
Writing in her memoir Bossypants, she said: "I thought that raising an only child would be the norm in Manhattan, but my daughter is the only child in her class without a sibling. Most kids have at least two.
"Who will be my daughter's family when my husband and I are dead from stress-induced cankers? She must have a sibling."
And while she loves being a mother, Fey has previously spoken of the difficulties of juggling raising a child with the demands of her career.
Not enough hours
She said: "I never really believed it before, but when you have a child, there really aren't enough hours in the day to do anything.
"Basically, any free time that isn't spent looking after our daughter or working goes on sleeping."
The 30 Rock actress - who already has a five-year-old daughter, Alice, with composer husband Jeffrey Richmond - gave birth to a baby girl on August 11, her representative confirmed to People magazine.
The couple have called their new daughter Penelope Athena.
Feeling guilty
Before she announced her pregnancy, Fey revealed she felt guilty about Alice not having a brother or sister.
Writing in her memoir Bossypants, she said: "I thought that raising an only child would be the norm in Manhattan, but my daughter is the only child in her class without a sibling. Most kids have at least two.
"Who will be my daughter's family when my husband and I are dead from stress-induced cankers? She must have a sibling."
And while she loves being a mother, Fey has previously spoken of the difficulties of juggling raising a child with the demands of her career.
Not enough hours
She said: "I never really believed it before, but when you have a child, there really aren't enough hours in the day to do anything.
"Basically, any free time that isn't spent looking after our daughter or working goes on sleeping."