Gina Carano, Chris Weidman, and others react as Ronda Rousey shares photos and name of newborn baby girl

Ronda Rousey and Travis Browne have welcomed their second child amidst the chaos of the Los Angeles wildfires.

The former UFC and WWE champion introduced their newborn daughter, Liko’ula Pā’ūomahinakaipiha Browne, with a heartfelt post on social media:

"Our little girl came into this world during a windstorm into a city on fire, so grateful she made it safe and sound. Liko’ula Pā’ūomahinakaipiha Browne ❤️"

Check out Ronda Rousey's post below:

The unique name, rooted in Hawaiian, translates to “newly opened leaf.” Rousey also posted family photos, including a moment where her eldest daughter, three-year-old La’akea, met her newborn sister.

The couple, who tied the knot in August 2017, welcomed their first child in September 2021.

The announcement quickly garnered reactions from combat sports icons. Gina Carano commented:

“Sweet congratulations. Yay. 💝"

While Chris Weidman wrote:

"Congratulations ! Beautiful family !🙌"

Raquel Pennington and Angela Lee also shared their excitement, calling the family “beautiful” and congratulating the couple.

Check out some of the reactions below:

Fans and well-wishers congratulate Ronda Rousey on her newborn baby. [Screenshot courtesy: @rondarousey via. Instagram]

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Paul Heyman sends heartfelt message for Ronda Rousey’s newborn child

Paul Heyman shared a special message congratulating Ronda Rousey and her husband, Travis Browne, on the arrival of their second child. Heyman, a key figure in Rousey’s WWE journey, took to Instagram stories to celebrate the news, writing:

"MAZEL TOV to @rondarousey and @travisbrownemma (and PO!!!!) for the newest addition to their wonderful family!"

Check out Paul Heyman's post below:

Screenshot of Paul Heyman's story post. [Screenshot courtesy: @paulheyman via Instagram]

Rousey, a UFC Hall of Famer and former WWE Women’s Triple Crown Champion, has a storied relationship with Heyman, who played a pivotal role in shaping her early WWE career. From producing her promos to encouraging her creative growth, Heyman was instrumental in Rousey’s transition from MMA to wrestling.