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Oh, baby: Ana Ivanovic is a mom again. The former world No. 1, 35, and her husband, former soccer player Bastian Schweinsteiger, welcome their third child earlier this week.

The couple announced their new arrival in a joint social media post—a sweet video from the now-family of five that revealed the baby's tiny hands. While neither Ivanovic nor Schweinsteiger shared the gender of or name for their new addition, Serbian newspaper Blic reported that their new baby is a boy.

"Hello world! Our hearts are full of love," the post's caption read.

The couple has been married since 2016, and their other two sons, Luka and Leon, were born in 2018 and 2019.

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Ivanovic announced her retirement from tennis in December of 2016 after winning 14 WTA titles in her career, including the 2018 French Open. Ivanovic was ranked world No.1 for a total of 12 weeks in 2008. Schweinsteiger, meanwhile, retired from soccer in 2019 after a decorated playing career for Bayern Munich, Manchester United, the Chicago Fire in MLS, and the German national team.

With their mom and dad's genes, it's natural for sports fans to wonder if the Schweinsteiger Ivanovic boys are destined for their own athletic greatness. But Ivanovic says that they won't be pushing their children onto the court or pitch.

"We would love our kids to be interested in sports, but we will not put extra pressure on them to play a particular sport," Ivanovic told Tennis Warehouse. "We want them to pursue their own passions, no matter what they are."