British actor Nicholas Hoult and his wife, model Bryana Holly, have expanded their family once again after quietly welcoming twins. The news was revealed by Hoult's co-star Pete Davidson during a promotional press event for their upcoming action-comedy film How To Rob A Bank.
Speaking to reporters while discussing fatherhood and filming commitments, Davidson praised Hoult's dedication as a parent. Davidson shared that Hoult was commuting back and forth every weekend during production to be with his family following the birth of the twins, casually confirming that the actor is now a father of four children under the age of seven. Hoult briefly acknowledged the comment during the interview without elaborating further, staying true to his low-profile approach to family life.
Hoult and Holly have been together since 2016 and secretly married in recent years. The couple previously welcomed their eldest son, Joaquin, in 2018, followed by a second child in 2022. Throughout their relationship, both Hoult and Holly have kept details regarding their children extremely private, rarely speaking about their home life in public or sharing images on social media.
The 36-year-old actor has maintained a demanding production schedule while navigating his growing household. Hoult gained international fame early in his career through breakout roles in About a Boy and Skins, before transitioning into major Hollywood studio productions. He is widely known for portraying Hank McCoy in the X-Men franchise and for his Oscar-nominated performance work in critically acclaimed projects including Mad Max: Fury Road, The Favourite, and The Great. He also portrayed iconic villain Lex Luthor in James Gunn's DC Studios film Superman.
Hoult's latest film, How To Rob A Bank, directed by David Leitch, stars Hoult alongside Davidson, Zoë Kravitz, Anna Sawai, and John C. Reilly. The heist comedy centers on a crew of viral content creators who stream their high-stakes bank robberies online. The movie is set to debut in theaters nationwide later this month.
