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Christian Bale to become a father for the second time · 2014-12-16 18:08

British actor Christian Bale widely known for playing Batman, as well as in such films as “American Psycho” and “The Sting -American” will become a dad once again. His wife, 40 -year-old star, Sandra ” Sibi ” Bale, waiting for their second child.

At the ceremony “Oscar”, where 43 -year-old Seabee came with Christian, everyone noticed her tummy. The couple lives in a marriage of 14 years. Their eldest daughter is 9 years old.

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