Teen star Neve Campbell is now 46 years old, and the proud mother of two sons, one of which is her biological child; the second, she adopted with her partner, JJ Feild.
In 2012, Canadian actress Neve Campbell, best known to audiences for her role in the ongoing classic slasher franchise "Scream" and in the Fox series "Party of Five," welcomed her first child, a son, Caspian, whom she shares with actor JJ Feild.
Campbell played the role of Sidney Prescott in all four of the cult horror movies, "Scream," and she has just signed on for the lead in the fifth movie in the hyper-successful franchise
Neve Campbell at The Music Center's 50th Anniversary Spectacular in 2014 in Los Angeles, California | Source: Getty Images
BECOMING A MOM
"I am really glad I waited until the age that I am at. (...) I feel very confident with him, very comfortable with what we're doing, and with the decisions we are making."
MEETING JJ FEILD
Since Campbell and Feild were cast as musicians, they ended up having music lessons together, and became good friends. The falling in love came later.
MOTHER OF TWO
In 2018, Campbell announced to the world on Instagram that she and Feild had adopted a baby in the sweetest way. The actress shared a snap that showed herself, Feild, and Caspian pushing a pram together.
In the caption, she revealed the adoption of little Raynor, and Caspian's excitement at welcoming his baby brother whom he refers to as "my baby."
UNUSUAL NAMES
MADLY IN LOVE
Campbell has declared that she and Feild are "madly in love," not only with each other but with their children. Caspian is now 8, and Raynor is two, which makes Campbell a full-time mom with two kids at very different but very demanding ages. However, that hasn't stopped her from working, and her career is now in full swing, after a hiatus.
LET'S SCREAM AGAIN
However, it is unlikely that Campbell will be taking her kids onto the set of the famously gory movie -- it's just not child appropriate. Of course, when they hit their teens, Caspian and Raynor will probably binge-watch mom's slasher movies, but that's still far into the future.
