Home Entertainment & Movies Seth Meyers’ Wife Just Might Have the Craziest Birth Story Ever By Shahrzad WarkentinApril 18, 2018 Search more like this gave-birthbirth-storyhaving-a-babyhow-tolate-nightapartmentaudienceumbilical-cordattentionfire-departmentcomedianreassuredeclaremake Read next Entertainment & Movies The Best Organic Clothes for Babies & Toddlers Entertainment & Movies 45 Pumpkin Carving Designs That’ll Wow the Neighborhood Entertainment & Movies Target’s Best Holiday Deals Start Sooner Than You Think Entertainment & Movies This Larger Than Life Mister Rogers Monument is Exactly What the World Needs Entertainment & Movies Want a Free Donut on Halloween? Here’s How to Get One from Krispy Kreme As a talented comedian and Late Night host, Seth Meyers knows a thing or two about how to capture an audience’s attention. But on Apr. 8, his newborn son did all the attention-grabbing as he made his entrance into the world. Seth Meyer’s wife gave birth in their apartment building lobby and it’s a moment we’re sure they—and their neighbors— will never forget. Meyers walked his wife Alexi Ashe through the lobby of their New York City apartment building, where an Uber was waiting just outside—but that’s when Ashe she realized there was no way they would make it. That’s when their second child, Axel Strahl, made her dramatic entrance. Seth Meyers' Wife Gave Birth to Their Second Baby in Their Apartment Lobby https://t.co/IrDBTA0Tjk pic.twitter.com/2ubuegKdrL — Parents (@parentsmagazine) April 15, 2018 “I called 911, and over the course of a minute conversation, I said, ‘We’re about to have a baby—we’re having a baby—we had a baby,’” Meyers told his Late Night audience. As Ashe argued that the baby was coming any moment, Meyers was trying to reassure his wife that everything was fine. And then just like that Ashe calmly declared, “The baby is out.” Talk about a speedy delivery! The fire department quickly arrived at the scene and cut the umbilical cord, while neighbors brought out blankets and towels fresh from their dryers to keep the baby warm. The doormen helped usher other building tenants arriving home, away from the lobby. As Meyers hilariously recounted, “Her legs were like, facing the elevators and thank God nobody came down because that would have made for so many awkward interactions.” Meyers was clearly emotional as he recounted the whole story to his Late Night audience, but never one to let a laugh pass by, he joked “I’m getting choked up thinking about how brave I was.” Do you have an unusual birth story? Share your experience in the comments. —Shahrzad Warkentin Featured photo: Gage Skidmore via Wikimedia Commons RELATED STORIES: What Did Khloe Kardashian Name Her Baby Girl? When Is Kate Hudson Due? She’s Pregnant with Baby Number 3 Tammy Duckworth Just Became the First Sitting Senator to Give Birth in Office