Barbara Palvin is set to walk the Victoria's Secret fashion show just six weeks after giving birth, and her husband, Dylan Sprouse, could not be prouder. On Friday, October 16, Victoria's Secret announced that Palvin will wear her wings once again at this year's show on Sunday.
The official Victoria's Secret Instagram page shared a video of Palvin with a baby stroller featuring a tag that read, "Angel on board." The caption stated, "Motherhood looks good on you, Barbara Palvin. So does the runway - see you in Los Angeles."
"Proud of my missus, jumping right into the Victoria's Secret fashion show post-birth," the Suite Life of Zack & Cody star wrote on his Instagram Stories alongside a picture of the new mother walking their dog with their newborn in a baby carrier.
"I don't know where you find the energy, but damn!" Dylan added. Dylan, 32, and Barbara, 31, welcomed their baby girl on September 7, naming her Sylvie.
The couple tied the knot in July 2023 after five years of dating. The Disney alum has consistently been his wife's number-one supporter.
When Barbara walked the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show last year with a broken foot and months after her endometriosis surgery, the actor was present, handing out lapel pins to raise awareness for the chronic condition. The year prior, Dylan cheered her on from the front row while holding cutouts of their pets.
His public displays of affection and support have become a hallmark of their relationship, often delighting fans across social media platforms. The fashion industry has been buzzing with anticipation for the return of the iconic show, and Palvin's participation is seen as a major highlight.
Her ability to balance professional commitments with motherhood has garnered widespread praise from followers and peers alike. As the event approaches, the couple continues to share glimpses of their life as new parents, emphasizing the joy and challenges of their journey.
Fans are eagerly waiting to see Palvin grace the runway once more in Los Angeles. The Victoria's Secret show remains a significant cultural event, and the inclusion of high-profile models like Palvin ensures continued global interest in the brand's evolution and its commitment to celebrating diverse milestones in women's lives.