Actor Tom Cavanagh has become a dad for the third time.

The former Ed star, 45, and wife Maureen Grise welcomed their second son, James Joseph Cavanagh, on August 5th, reports People.com.

Little James joins older siblings three-year-old Alice Ann and two-year-old Thomas Patrick.

Cavanagh and Grise, a photo editor at Sports Illustrated magazine, married in 2004.

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