Josh Allen and Hailee Steinfeld have officially entered a new chapter. The two, one of the most adorable couples in the NFL circle, announced the birth of their first child with a heartfelt message that may have subtly hinted at their baby girl’s name.
Josh Allen, Hailee Steinfeld drop hint on baby girl’s name
The couple shared the news on Thursday through Steinfeld’s Beau Society newsletter, titled “Special Delivery — BEAU SOCIETY.” In the note, they wrote: “Our baby girl has arrived!!
“We’re feeling incredibly grateful and blessed and savouring these early moments. Thank you so much for the love and well wishes.
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“Love, Hailee and Josh,” the post concluded.
The Bills posted a photo of Allen giving a thumb’s up, captioned: “Girl dad.”
While the couple did not explicitly reveal their daughter’s name, the newsletter’s title has sparked speculation. With “Beau Society” already tied closely to Steinfeld’s personal brand, some fans believe “Beau” could be a meaningful clue, though it remains unclear whether the name will be used for their child.
It was back in December 2025, when Allen and Steinfeld had announced the pregnancy via a joint Instagram post.
From a personal standpoint, the moment arrives during a relatively calm period in Allen’s professional calendar. With the NFL offseason underway, the Buffalo Bills quarterback is expected to have more time at home, an opportunity rarely afforded during the demanding regular season.
Meanwhile, Steinfeld’s career continues to soar. She recently starred in Sinners (2025), a film that dominated the 2026 awards season with 16 Academy Award nominations and four wins, including Best Actor for Michael B Jordan, along with honors for Best Original Screenplay, Best Cinematography, and Best Original Score.
The couple tied the knot last May in Santa Barbara after several years together. Allen, the 2024 NFL MVP, had surgery after Buffalo lost to Denver in overtime in the AFC divisional playoffs. He is no longer wearing a protective boot on his right foot after breaking a bone during a game in Week 16 and is expected to be ready when the Bills start their offseason program.
