Josh Duhamel Reveals His Son Axl Is No Longer A Baby: “He’s Already Swimming”

Actor Josh Duhamel couldn't help but gush about his not-so-little boy, Axl in a recent interview with People, revealing that he is no longer a baby. The Battle Creek actor is married to singer Fergie and they have one child together. Their son Axl is already 13-months-old and time is flying by.

"He's already swimming around in the pool, and I was like, 'What the hell happened to my baby?' He's walking all over the place, talking. He's a toddler now!" Josh told People.

"It happens quick. Next thing you know, they're going off to college. So that's one thing I've really taken to heart, trying to be there as much as I can," he added.

The You're Not You actor is soaking up every minute with his son and loves sharing pictures of the little guy on his Instagram account. From Axl driving a fake racecar to any paparazzi photo of the two of them together, Josh posts any picture he can of his adorable son.

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Now that his son is old enough to start enjoying Halloween, which both Fergie and Josh always dress up for, what will he be? "I think Axl's going as a skunk. I'm sure it will be something ridiculous," the 41-year-old revealed to the publication. With Josh's past costumes including Riff Raff, an old hippie and a hardcore skeleton, Axl's costume is sure to be awesome.

Josh's latest film You're Not You is currently in theaters and is about a very serious disease. You're Not You is about a woman named Kate (played by Hilary Swank) who develops ALS and her husband Evan (played by Josh) has to support her and work his way back into her life after she kicks him out of the house. The film also stars Emmy Rossum.

"I'm proud to be a part of a movie that'll hopefully bring even more attention to ALS. Check out @Yourenotyoufilm in select theaters/#iTines," Josh tweeted on Friday.

"It's a really dramatic movie. It's heavy, but good," he revealed in an interview with Collider last year.