Los Angeles:
Hollywood actor Ryan hillippe's former girlfriend, Alexis Knapp, has given birth to a baby girl.
Phillippe, 36, who has two children - Deacon, 7, and Ava, 11 with ex-wife Reese Witherspoon, is reportedly the father of Knapp's new born.
The Cruel Intentions star, who was dating Knapp, 21 for a year before parting ways in September 2010, was present during the delivery on Friday, reported Us magazine.
"He is a good father, and whether this is his baby or not, he wants to do the right thing and be supportive," said a source.
Phillippe was spotted for the first time with Knapp in late June, escorting her to a clinic.
According to reports, the Lincoln Lawyer star is believed to have "known since the beginning that he's the father and is not taking a paternity test."
While Knapp's representatives have clarified that the So Undercover star "has never asked Ryan for any help, nor does she expect it."
"Alexis has maintained her silence and will continue to do so. She continues to appreciate the love and support of her family and friends," added her publicist.
Phillippe, 36, who has two children - Deacon, 7, and Ava, 11 with ex-wife Reese Witherspoon, is reportedly the father of Knapp's new born.
The Cruel Intentions star, who was dating Knapp, 21 for a year before parting ways in September 2010, was present during the delivery on Friday, reported Us magazine.
"He is a good father, and whether this is his baby or not, he wants to do the right thing and be supportive," said a source.
Phillippe was spotted for the first time with Knapp in late June, escorting her to a clinic.
According to reports, the Lincoln Lawyer star is believed to have "known since the beginning that he's the father and is not taking a paternity test."
While Knapp's representatives have clarified that the So Undercover star "has never asked Ryan for any help, nor does she expect it."
"Alexis has maintained her silence and will continue to do so. She continues to appreciate the love and support of her family and friends," added her publicist.
