Chloe Sevigny reveals she and Sinisa Mackovic ‘don’t have a name yet’ for their baby due April 30

Oscar nominee Chloë Sevigny and her boyfriend since 2018, Karma Art Gallery director Siniša Mackovic, still aren’t sure what to call their first child when he/she arrives on April 30.

The expecting 45-year-old told Homme Girls magazine on Wednesday that ‘we don’t have a name yet’ and she has not yet revealed the gender either.

But back in 2018, Chloë hinted to Who What Wear that she wanted to have a daughter, so that she could inherit her massive fashion collection.  

Due to the coronavirus pandemic, Sevigny is likely preparing for a home birth since the last book she read – Gentle Birth, Gentle Mothering – was written in 2008 by Dr. Sarah Buckley, who ‘home-birthed her own four children.’

The Queen & Slim actress had previously expressed her ‘distress’ on March 23 about New York-Presbyterian hospitals banning all visitors in the delivery room, including spouses.

As of Wednesday, an eye-popping 15K people have died from the fast-spreading respiratory illness in New York City and over 147K have been infected – according to Johns Hopkins University. 

On Tuesday, Chloë urged her 827K Instagram followers to donate to the Art-House America Campaign, which benefits 150 American independent movie theaters that have closed to due to COVID-19.

Sevigny will next star as Fraser Wilson’s (Jack Dylan Grazer) mother in Luca Guadagnino’s eight-episode miniseries We Are Who We Are, which is set to premiere on HBO later this year.

The 48-year-old Oscar nominee’s coming-of-age drama was shot last summer in his native Italy, and it centers on two American teenagers falling love while living with their families on a military base – according to Deadline.