Natasha Bure and Bradley Steven Perry Welcomed Daughter
The couple announced the birth of their daughter, Winnie Helaine, shortly after the arrival of a new family member.
Updated on Oct. 7, 2026 in Pregnancy
Natasha Bure, 28, and her husband Bradley Steven Perry, 27, have welcomed their first child, a daughter named Winnie Helaine. The birth announcement follows a season of growth for the Bure family.
Why it matters
The arrival of Winnie Helaine marks the latest addition to the family, following the September 2026 birth of Lev and Elliott Bure's son, Bond Leo. Understanding these family milestones offers context for the couple's personal journey into parenthood.
The couple welcomed their daughter shortly after Natasha and her brother Lev Bure announced their pregnancies in May 2026. This follows the 1996 marriage of Candace Cameron Bure and Valeri Bure.
The players
Natasha Bure
The 28-year-old mother is a public figure and part of the Bure family.
Bradley Steven Perry
The 27-year-old father is a professional actor who married Natasha Bure in 2025.
Candace Cameron Bure
A well-known actress and author who has been a prominent public figure since her marriage in 1996.
Lev Bure
The brother of Natasha Bure who recently welcomed his own child, Bond Leo.
The details
Natasha Bure conceived after deciding to try for a baby without a fixed timeline, confirming her pregnancy with a digital test. Her brother, Lev Bure, and his wife, Elliott, recently navigated the premature birth of their son, Bond Leo, who weighed 3 pounds at birth and spent 5 weeks and 5 days in the neonatal intensive care unit.
Timeline
Candace and Valeri Bure married in June 1996.
Natasha Bure and Bradley Steven Perry married in September 2025.
Natasha and Lev Bure announced their pregnancies in May 2026.
Bond Leo was born in September 2026.
Natasha Bure announced the birth of her daughter on October 6, 2026.
The Home Front
The arrival of the new generation follows the long-standing family legacy established by Candace Cameron Bure and Valeri Bure in 1996. This transition marks a significant shift in family logistics for the extended household.
Expectant parents should verify their insurance coverage and update their family health records to include new dependents. Consult with your pediatrician regarding standard check-up schedules following any birth.
The takeaway
Growing families often experience shifting dynamics that require careful coordination of resources and time. Families should maintain current contact information for their medical providers to ensure smooth transitions during major life events.
Further reading
For more information on preparing for a new arrival, visit the Pregnancy section.
