Christian singer and 1/4 of group Point of Grace Heather Payne, 37, and her husband Brian welcomed their fourth child, Ava Corinne, on Monday, November 12th.
Heather and Brian married in 1999 and have daughter Ella Riley, 5, and sons Nathaniel Graham, 3, and Seth Hudson, 19 months this week. The pregnancy was announced in August.
Source: Point of Grace
Thanks to CBB readers Leigh and Debbi.
Awww, my gosh, what a bunch of Cuties!! The baby is beautiful. Congratulations to all.
- brookefan on
4 children under 5! And I thought *my* life was busy!!! God bless her and her beautiful children.
- Gabrielle on
How many celebrates are going to name their children Ava? You guys at the web site should do a list of the most popular names for celebrities babies are. My guess would be that Ava would be number one for girls.
BTW, cute kids.
- Jennifer on
I give her credit!!! I can’t handle my two!
- Poshie T on
Congratulations to Heather, Brian, Ella, Nathaniel, & Seth!
Such cute kids, and Ava is so precious! 
- Jennifer on
Wow! Someones going to be busy! Its sweet she has another little girl and sister for Ella. Ella and Ava sound so sweet together. She’s sure going to have her hands full, though!
- Annie-Kate on
Jennifer said: How many celebrates are going to name their children Ava? You guys at the web site should do a list of the most popular names for celebrities babies are. My guess would be that Ava would be number one for girls.
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I was thinking the exact same thing, like “Oh my word, _another_ Ava.”
It’s like everybody wants to be a mom to an Ava. There are other names out there, but once you fall in love with a name, I guess you don’t care how many people have it. Maybe it’s the “V” they like.
- Yssim on
I don’t know. I think Lola might beat out Ava.
- terri on
Well, she’s named the middle name of Corinne…my granddaughter’s first name, and I hope that’s NOT the next new “hot” name. I LOVE the name Corinne (pronounced kohr-IHN, not kohr-EEN) and I love that it’s unique and I don’t hear it very often, making it all the more special. I get a lot of “oohs” and “aahs” because of its beauty but, so far, it’s not become commonplace! I used to really love Ava and Lola (and I guess I always will because those ARE beautiful names) but the names are SO overused right now.
- PinkRoses on
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