Nicolas Cage Is Having A Baby Girl With Wife Riko Shibata, Reveals Name [Watch]

Nicolas Cage is going to be a proud father of a baby girl with his wife, Riko Shibata.

Cage disclosed the big news when he appeared on "The Kelly Clarkson Show" to promote his upcoming movie "The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent."

"I’m gonna have a little girl," the 58-year-old actor told the host, singer Kelly Clarkson.

The actor recalled his brother was a disc jockey and he built his own radio station. He also revealed an album from the late 60s that he used to play very often, titled, "Across The Universe" by The Beatles.

Cage noted he was just four years old when he first listened to the album and felt "frozen, paralyzed." In honor of The Beatles' singer John Lennon, the actor named his daughter Lennon Augie. He kept the last name, Augie in honor of his father August Coppola.

"I’m thrilled," he added. "It’s gonna be the biggest adventure of my life."

Cage and Shibata got married in February 2021. Before that, the actor was married to make-up artist Erika Koike for a year in 2019. He was also married to actress Alice Kim from 2004 to 2016.

Aside from that, Cage got married to singer Lisa Marie Presley. They got divorced in 2004 after two years of marriage. The actor's first marriage was to actress Patricia Arquette from 1995 to 2001.

Cage shares son Weston, 31, with Christina Fulton while he shares son Kal-El, 16 with Kim.

On the work front, "The Unbearable Weight of Massive Talent" is an action-comedy movie, which is slated to release this Friday. The movie is helmed by director Tom Gormican and the screenplay is penned by Gormican and Kevin Etten.

The actor will be next seen in the fantasy adventure movie "Renfield," in which he plays Dracula's character. The flick also stars Awkwafina, Ben Schwartz, Nicholas Hoult, Bess Rous and Adrian Martinez.

Cage will also lend his voice to Lord Highfire's character in an untitled Amazon Studios Project. The actor will also appear in movies like "The Retirement Plan," "The Old Way" and "Butcher's Crossing."