90210 alum Shenae Grimes-Beech welcomes second child, son Kingsley Taylor, with husband Josh
90210 alum Shenae Grimes-Beech welcomed her second child, son Kingsley Taylor, with her husband Josh Beech.
Shenae, 31, posted the wonderful baby news on her Instagram.
The Degrassi: Next Generation star wrote: "Our littlest one made a safe and healthy arrival into the world on Friday the 13th, in true Beech fam fashion!
"Needless to say, our hearts are bursting with love and gratitude. Me and the babe are both doing incredibly well and look forward to settling in at home soon!"
In the comments section, her husband, Josh Beech, 34, wrote: "Woohooo!!! Beautiful beautiful beautiful. Love youuuuuuu."
Josh and Shenae are also the parents of daughter Bowie, 2.
'EVER ACT AGAIN?'
Last year, the TV star spoke about her experience of being on the teen drama, which was a reboot of Beverly Hills 90210.
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Tristan Wilds, AnnaLynne McCord, Jessica Stroup, and Jessica Lowndes were her fellow co-stars in the CW series.
She titled her Soundcloud track, "Will I ever act again?"
During the audio track, Shenae spoke candidly about her time in Hollywood.
She also revealed that she is often asked when she will return to acting.
Shenae decided that the "short answer is, if i can help it, not for a long while."
'MY MENTAL HEALTH'
When she booked the 90210 gig, the former actress felt a "sense of wonderment I carried throughout my teen years" at first but that had "started to fizzle out."
The TV star claimed that the 90210 "cast dynamics behind the scenes that were not conducive to my mental health."
Shenae added that she was allegedly "fighting with the girls off camera and between scenes."
She added: "Having to show up and try to pretend to be best friends on camera, and then not even looking at each other or talking to each other when the cameras stopped."
The mother of two mentioned that being on the CW show "was breaking me down, day by day.
The Date With Love actress continued: "I started to really hate myself, I started to walk around with fear - for my safety, for being judged, nothing I did outside of my four walls was safe from ridicule."
Shenae claimed that she had "started self-medicating to numb myself from that fear and anxiety of going outside, and being myself."
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The Sandra Brown's White Hot actress argued that she "never loved acting."
She concluded: "It was fun to play pretend and make money, and have clout that gets you to the front of the line faster but it's not worth it."
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