Jimmy Fallon Introduces Daughter Frances Cole

Love them! Congrats Jimmy.

Congratulations to the little family!! I was never a big fan or any of the late night shows, but he’s definitely made a new fan. He’s brought to The Tonight Show a fresh and funny spin and I love watching his stuff now. I bet he’s the funnest dad!

Congrats and Happy Holidays to the Fallon clan!! 🙂

Wait, what????? So soon after Winnie? From the size of her, she looks to have been born early. Now they REALLY have their hands full. I think “singletons” are so lucky, but of course it’s up to the parents here.

And Ffffffffffffrances FFFffffffffallon? Fuffering Fuccotash!

Awww yay Jimmy Fallon is the best!!! Love his daughters names, so adorable!

Thank you, lola! Mary’s comment was ridiculous and unnecessary!

Mary, how ignorant are you? They were born via surrogate. Biologically they are 100% their daughters. I think it’s wonderful. Congrats to them!

They seem like a wonderful family. But personally, I could never justify using a surrogate when there are already so many children (including babies) who really need homes. I was adopted at thirteen and it changed my life for the better. But to each their own.

Congrats Jimmy Fallon on your new bundle of joy. Now you will never sleep lol.

SJ – everyone is different.

Personally, I would never adopt. It’s expensive, time-consuming, and the older kids who are easier to adopt often come with psychological issues. My daughter is beautiful, and I just don’t think I could love an adopted child the way I love her. Might sound harsh, but that’s how I feel. Adoption isn’t for everyone.

I’m the same age as her – 47 – and can’t imagine having a newborn at my age. Then again, I’m not a multi-millionaire able to pay for 24/7 help – not to mention a surrogate to do the hard part.

They’ve been married since 2007 & started trying soon after they tied the knot. The children are biologically theirs. And cait, how rude to say his wife had a surrogate to do “the hard part!” I’m sure she would have given anything to be able to carry a baby (& likely did.) Congrats to Jimmy & Nancy. I don’t know much about her, but he’s so awesome I can’t imagine he would marry anyone less than fantastic.

@Lauren,

Actually, adopting doesn’t have to be expensive. And it’s not nearly as difficult as people make it out to be. I have three siblings who were also adopted as newborns. No psychological issues. No physical disabilities. And no drug issues in the family. In fact, we have all went to college. And when people adopt from foster care (like us), it’s completely free. There are no adoption fees or anything. In fact, adoptive families are given money for clothes and the like. The only financial restraint is that adoptive parents will likely want to take time off of work at first.

And it’s not fair to say that you could never love another child the same as your own biological daughter, as you have never adopted. That’s a very one-sided view.

I’ll admit that most children in foster care come with many behavioral problems. But with proper care and love, adoption is the only way for us to prosper.

Awww congratulations Jimmy and Nancy!!! Winnie is one of the most adorable little girls I have ever seen and I spend all day working with infants and toddlers! I am so glad you continue to grow your family because you guys make some adorably cute babies!!!

Cait – I have two small children (3 and 5), and loved both being pregnant and giving birth. I am very, very lucky that this has been my experience with pregnancy and childbirth, and from what I’ve read, most women who become surrogates also enjoy the process – that’s why they choose to be surrogates. Women who loathe being pregnant and giving birth (or who have extremely challenging pregnancies) don’t elect to become surrogates. So from their perspective, the pregnancy and birth is not “the hard part.” RAISING the children – now that’s hard.

Great news! What lucky little girls to grow up in a family where they’re so loved and wanted. Couldn’t be happier for them.

Congrats 🎉 to Nancy!

Ok, so first of all, they did NOT use a surrogate; they used a gestational carrier. This means their children are 100% biologically theirs (their egg and sperm were implanted into a woman willing to carry the pregnancy to term).. A surrogate is when the woman surrogate’s egg is used with the male (father’s) sperm. So the mother becomes the adoptive mother with her husband being the child’s biological father. And to also clarify to the hateful comment about buying babies, I’m adopted, so I guess I was purchased. But I have been more loved than many of the other kids in my life growing up whom were born biologically to their parents. My own children were conceived through medical treatment and IUI, so I guess, in many ways, my children were also “purchased”. Does that mean we shouldn’t have them or I shouldn’t exist? Thanks for your stupid comment, though. I was quite useful in getting out a lot of my frustration for the day!

Wonderful news, conratulations.

Congrats to them. 5 pounds is just a little bity one, so sweet.

@Mary. You’re a dunce. People who have children that aren’t biologically theirs have usually worked hard to have those children and love them just as much as they would any bio kid. Plus they used a surrogate so you don’t know that it’s not biologically theirs. Don’t ever say that to some one who has adopted!

congrats!!! on another daughter…I have 4 girls and they are the greatest joy they love their parents dearly (until they are teens lol) enjoy every moment.

Mary, I have an adopted daughter that isn’t even the same race I am, yet she is so like me in many many ways. I’ll tell you how she feels…just the same as she would have felt if she had given birth to her daughters! She is crazy about them, thinks they are a wonderful gift, just as she would have if she had given birth to them. How do I know? Because I also have a bio daughter very close in age to my first daughter, and I don’t love either of them more than the other. I am bewildered by people like you…were you just not taught better, or did you blow all their teaching off?

Congratulations to the happy new parents! Frances is a lucky girl to be born into such a sweet family……

Sam- I’m guessing you’re confusing him with Jimmy Kimmel (who got married just last year and welcomed a daughter with his wife this past July). 🙂

Anyway, congrats to them! And I cannot believe some of the comments on here. “Buying a baby”, really?! How is it “buying a baby” when the baby is biologically yours (and I think we can safely assume that at the very least, Jimmy is the bio father of both girls)?! SMH

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I’m so sick of Jimmy Fallon. Did he buy this kid to get even more publicity?

Congrats. Love this guy.

Mary you are a DING DONG…surrogate means you did not CARRY the baby- someone else got turkey basted with an embryo created with his sperm and HER egg. SMH

Who cares how long they’ve been married? Maybe she tried with an ex-husband? Or told by a doctor that she can’t have children naturally? Or previously had a hysterectomy? Or had a reproductive system cancer?

At the end of the day, it doesn’t matter why they chose surrogacy. But I think it’s a little insensitive to say they “outsourced” their pregnancy.

I really like Jimmy Fallon, but Winnie and now Frannie?? Sounds like someone gave birth to 70 year old women!

@cait–Nancy had cancer in her thirties, and the treatment left her unable to successfully carry a child. She and Drew Barrymore (her business partner) participated in a documentary series where she talked about this, even before she and Jimmy married. So while they did pay a surrogate (more than likely, or perhaps someone close to them volunteered) it wasn’t because it was easier…

As far as I know his wife is 47.

Awesome! He is such a likable guy. I wish his family well.

Congratulations to the Fallons! 😀

Sending you much Love from Texas!! We love you Jimmy!

Mary, somewhere in this world I have a biological sperm donor (unless he’s dead). Once my parents divorced he decided to bail on my brother and I. Flash forward and my mom remarries and years later my stepdad tells my mom he’d love to officially adopt us. HE is my father 100% even though we share zero DNA. Grow up seriously.

For those confused about surrogates, there is usually a “contribution” from both the mother and father. (Unless there are clear medical reasons that this cannot happen); therefore, the baby is biological.

To Mary, this should educate you a little on your crass comment.

Awww… a little Texan! 🙂 Congrats to the Fallon family!

Congratulations! So cute!

Congrats to Jimmy and his wife. I have never seen a male celebrity who seems so happy and proud of his children! Who cares how they were conceived or who carried them? They are obviously loved and that is what matters!

Lovely family. Happy for Jimmy!

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