The Young and the Restless, As the World Turns' alum Marnie Schulenburg welcomes baby girl

Posted Friday, December 20, 2019 1:25:28 PM

Soap alum Marnie Schulenburg (ex-Alison Stewart, As the World Turns/The Young and the Restless) has given birth to a daughter.

The holidays were made all the more joyous for Marnie Schulenburg (ex-Alison Stewart, As the World Turns/The Young and the Restless) and her husband, Zach Robidas, by the arrival of their new daughter, who was born earlier this month.

Schulenburg took to social media with her exciting baby news, which she announced via a cheeky "birth" version of the holiday tune The 12 Days of Christmas. She also wrote, "It's been one week since Coda Jones came into our lives and it's as if she always was. The things I stressed about a week ago seem so inconsequential now. Sleep is irrelevant, my autonomy is on hold and I am the happiest and luckiest wife and mother in the world."

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" On the Twelfth day of Christmas my true love gave to me Twelve hours of labor Eleven more at home Ten back massages Nine cups of water Eight " You have got this" Seven " Keep on breathing" Six " Where's the Nitris?" Five different baths Four stress balls Three essential oils A two degree tear, and The best damn baby in the world." It's been one week since Coda Jones came into our lives and it's as if she always was. The things I stressed about a week ago seem so inconsequential now. Sleep is irrelevant, my autonomy is on hold and I am the happiest and luckiest wife and mother in the world.

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Schulenburg made her daytime debut as Alison Stewart on The Young and the Restless in 2007. She took the character to As the World Turns later that same year and stayed in Oakdale until 2010. The actress is also known for her roles in Royal Pains, The Good Wife, Tainted Dreams, and One Life to Live, where she played the character of Jo Sullivan in 2013.

Also an actor, Robidas is known for his roles on Succession, Sorry for Your Loss, and Friends From College.

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