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Mar 11 2009 08:00 AM ET
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Philip Seymour Hoffman and Family's Dinner Date


Bauer Griffin

Philip Seymour Hoffman was spotted out to dinner with partner Mimi O’Donnell and children Cooper Alexander, 6, Tallulah, 2 and Willa, 4 ½ months, on Saturday in NYC.

Shortly after the October birth of his youngest child, the actor, 41, laughingly shared, “It’s three kids now and I’m very tired. I’m a little lost in my brain.”

Attached to the Maclaren stroller is a custom baby bottle bag from Jesse Walker Knit Goods ($34), which was gifted to the family in Jewels and Pinstripes’ New Girls in Tinseltown Baby Bag.

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What a cute family!

- Jenny on

What a cute family…I absolutely love him!!!! And I adore all the names!

- Traci on

I used to teach a girl named Willa. Its a name that grew on me.

- elle on

I love the name Willa! It’s classic and pretty. Like Willa Cather.

- Manon on

Aw, his children are adorable. I love the little baby in the stroller, so cute :)

- Mia on

Wow, they are such a cute family! These are the first photos I’ve ever seen of his kids. They are such little sweeties! My sister’s name is also Tallulah, but we call her Lulu. Gorgeous pics.

- Allegra on

Are they all red-heads? That would be so cool!

Anecdote: a friend of my father has three kids, very close in age (two boys and a girl): one brown hair, one red hair, one blond (the girl) and people ask her if they are all from the same man… Duh! Yes!

If Hoffman’s children are all read-haired, than that question won’t be asked much to Mimi I guess… *lol*

- judew on

All of the children look like their Momma. Beautiful family.

- anskee on

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