The longtime partner of Harry Potter actor Daniel Radcliffe, Erin Darke, has announced they are expecting their first child together.

From Wizarding to Diapers

The news of Daniel Radcliffe’s impending fatherhood was revealed by the British actor’s agent on March 26. Radcliffe is best known as the hero of the popular Harry Potter film series.

The 33-year-old, whom we all grew up following his antics in the wild realm of witchcraft and magic, was essentially the face of our childhoods.

The duo has been known to encourage one another in their separate ventures while choosing to maintain a relatively quiet profile about their relationship.

Daniel and Erin later reconnected on the set of the dramedy Don’t Think Twice in 2016, following their collaboration on Kill Your Darlings.

Thus, learning that he is now raising a child on his own is unexpected.

They’ll make good parents

After meeting while filming Kill Your Darlings, a drama/romance movie about the Beat Generation, in 2013, Radcliffe and Darke, both 38, have been dating for almost ten years.

With Darke portraying Gwendolyn, Radcliffe played the moody poet Allen Ginsberg.

What a beautiful meet-cute.

In an interview with Marie Claire from 2015, Radcliffe talked about the moment they both caught one other’s gaze for the first time.

Radcliffe said, “That’s a great record of us flirting for the first time. Nothing is being done—at least not on my end.

He continued by expressing his appreciation for their sincere connection and said, “There’s a point when she makes me laugh, and I’m laughing as me and not as my role.

I knew I was in trouble because she was so hilarious and intelligent.

Ten years later, the adorable pair is about to embark on a brand-new journey.

Radcliffe made it plain that he has been considering fatherhood for some time when he told Newsweek in October of last year, “I want my kids – if and when they exist – I would love for them to be around film sets.”

But, it’s evident the singer wants something a little different for his future child than his famous and successful childhood did when he was just 12-years-old.

He said, “I wouldn’t want celebrity for my baby.” The famous side of film sets is actually what should be avoided at all costs, despite the fact that they are sometimes fantastic locations for youngsters.

According to the Mirror, an actor’s representative confirmed Radcliffe’s good news last night (March 25).

Daniel and Erin could not be happier to be expecting, according to a source close to the pair. They are ecstatic and eager to expand their family to three members.

It’s an immensely exciting time, as they recently informed their relatives and friends.

It is obvious that the news caused elation among all Potterheads and wasn’t just thrilling for the couple.

“Congratulations to them but I feel ancient today,” one Twitter user wrote.

Do we not all?

Another obviously overjoyed admirer added, “Harry Potter’s going to be a dad!!!”

“Daniel Radcliffe is going to be a dad. Why does this feel like the official event that ends my childhood?” a third person chimed in.

Harry, you’re a father!

Fans of the wizarding world franchise who are seeking for the next big thrill will be thrilled to learn that the world’s largest indoor Harry Potter-themed attraction is about to open.

The land of the Potterheads

Warner Bros. The date of the Warner has been revealed by Discovery. Bros. The Making of Harry Potter Studio Tour Tokyo will debut in Japan.

Billed as the world’s largest indoor Harry Potter attraction, it is slated to open its doors this summer, on Friday June 16. On March 22, tickets will go on sale. It is also expected to be the first Warner Bros. Asia Studio Tour.

The attraction will be situated where the Toshimaen amusement park in Nerima, Tokyo, which closed in August 2020, once stood. It will offer unique sets and experiences.

With realistic sets, costumes, and props, a chance to explore the worlds of Diagon Alley and Platform 9 34, as well as exclusive sets not present at any other Warner Bros. attractions, the attraction will provide the customary enchantment and fantasy visitors have come to anticipate from Harry Potter. website studios.

The attraction will also include significant elements and sizable movie sets from the Fantastic Beasts series, so it’s not just the Harry Potter books and movie sets that will be on exhibit.

Filmmakers who worked on the first Harry Potter movie series expressly commissioned and made several of the movie sets for the new attraction even though they weren’t technically used in the movies.

Get your wands on!

Beginning on June 16, Tokyo, Japan will offer a fresh opportunity to explore the wizarding and magical worlds. This won’t be the first Warner Bros. The largest indoor Harry Potter attraction in the world, Studio Tour, will debut in Asia.

The new attraction will also have interactive experiences, such as green screen exhibits that let visitors act out important movie events, for Harry Potter fans who want to feel like they’re “in” the movies. One memorable experience will be the chance to board the Hogwarts Express, a must-do for diehard Potterheads.

Those who are eager to attend will need to act quickly, as tickets for the opening event go on sale via the official website on March 22.

Only tickets purchased in advance will be able to enter the enormous new universe, with prices ranging from 3,800 (£23.68) for youngsters under the age of four to 5,200 (£32.40) for those between the ages of 12 and 17. Tickets for enthusiastic adults cost 6,300 (£39.25).

Despite the first Harry Potter book and movie being published in 1997 and 2001, respectively, the world established by author J.K. Rowling has persisted in captivating and enchanting readers all over the world. Devoted American viewers even went so far as to recast the entire movie with Americans rather than the currently well-known stars.

The intelligent fans recast every character from the first movie, Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone, and made it an entirely American version through a series of votes.

The 30th Anniversary special and a slew of other Power Rangers announcements, including new toy releases via Hasbro Pulse, were were made today by Entertainment Weekly. Many of the original Power Rangers will reprise their roles in Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Once and Always, a new Power Rangers special that has set an April 19th, 2023 global premiere date on Netflix.

Something Familiar Yet New

Executive producer Simon Bennett will work with director Charlie Haskell on the project. On the new special, Becca Barnes and Alwyn Dale wrote the scripts. This was the first Power Rangers project that we’ve worked on that doesn’t use Japanese footage, Barnes said in an interview with Hasbro Pulse, adding that “it has really given the show a freedom that we haven’t had before.” Teasing a bit more for fans to expect, writers teased we’ll be see some familiar places and also the return of some familiar lines that we used to hear and use back in the day. Also, the creators noted that when creating the show, they sought to strike a good balance between “90s nostalgia and the TV of today.”

Something to Catch Up On

Four Power Rangers movies are still available on Netflix in the US as of the time of publication, and most other foreign territories do as well. Power Rangers: Dino Fury is still only available on Netflix under the Original banner. Super Ninja Steel, Beast Morphers, and the four Mighty Morphin’ Power Rangers classic seasons are also available on Netflix US. Numerous prior seasons were removed from Netflix in early 2021, and they have yet to be added back.

Despite the lack of information now accessible regarding the project, it has been previously rumored that filming had begun some time in the summer of 2019, which would coincide with the anticipated 2023 release. The film will reportedly feature a time-travel component, which will enable it to relate to the TV franchise in a way that hasn’t been done previously with any other Power Rangers efforts. Jonathan Entwistle is presently set to direct the film.

Make sure you check out the trailer right here!