Mindy Kaling welcomed her first child, Katherine, in December 2017, her second, Spencer, in September 2020, and her third, Anne, in February 2024.
Kaling has never revealed the father of her children.
Kaling has always kept her pregnancies lowkey, and two of her children's births were total surprises to fans.
Actress, comedian, screenwriter, and producer Mindy Kaling is no stranger to juggling a packed schedule as a mother to three kids: Katherine, Spencer, and Anne.
"I have a lot of control over a lot of aspects of my life," she said in a 2018 interview with TODAY. "And this is one where I'm like, 'OK, it's out of my hands,' which is kind of a fun feeling."

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Robin Williams, who died in 2014, would have turned 75 on July 21
To celebrate the day, his elder son Zak shared a heartfelt Instagram post showing Robin on the set of Mork & Mindy
"Today I'm remembering your weirdness and your extraordinary capacity to love," wrote Zak in his remembrance
The late Robin Williams' son Zak is celebrating his life.
On Tuesday, July 21 — what would have been Robin's 75th birthday — Zak, 43, posted an image on Instagram of the late star in costume as Mork from Ork, his beloved extraterrestrial character from breakout sitcom Mork & Mindy.

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There's no question David Letterman left a major mark on the late night landscape, particularly during his time on The Late Show over at CBS. Celebrities over the course of decades interacted with the famously curmudgeonly man, who often kept people on their toes with acerbic observations and pointed questions. Letterman would later say he "had it coming" when it came to any "criticism" lobbed his way, but did you know the late night host was so eccentric that major stars were told not to compliment him?
It's not the only example of eccentric behavior by late night hosts, but Amy Poehler and Mindy Kaling both got candid about their experiences with Dave recently.
Kaling recently gave Amy Poehler a compliment of the highest order when she said she loved the positive vibes the other NBC comedian brings to her now-famous "Good Hang" podcast. You can feel the love in the room, but amusingly Kaling set up this compliment by pointing out she and Poehler used to get told "it's like an insult" to say something nice about David Letterman.
Remember when we used to do David Letterman and the producers would be like, 'Do not compliment him. He doesn't know what to do with it'? And you were like, 'Oh, so it's like an insult to compliment a host.'

Mindy Kaling recalled how David Letterman producers warned her not to compliment the talk show host because he "doesn't know what to do with it."
"I felt like for other shows too, [it] was like, don't do that. And then it feeds into a whole thing of like, it's not cool to compliment," Kaling said during an appearance on Amy Poehler's Good Hang podcast on Tuesday.
Unlike Letterman, Kaling declared that she loves compliments, praise, and recognition.
Unlike some of the great comedic minds of late-night, Mindy Kaling loves to hear a compliment.
The Not Suitable for Work creator reflected on her love of praise during a visit to Amy Poehler's Good Hang podcast on Tuesday, in which she recalled learning others weren't of a similar mind as her during the early days of her career.

Richard Hammond's girlfriend has reportedly been identified after the former Top Gear presenter made a brief public reference to dating again.
The Daily Mail reported that Hammond, 56, is dating Kiki Glen, a former teacher and therapist. The Mirror also reported Glen's name, describing her as a therapist.
Hammond has not publicly named Glen himself. His own reference came in a Telegraph column about his quieter life after separating from Mindy Hammond, where he wrote that some evenings are spent alone, some with his girlfriend and some with friends.
The new reports come more than a year after Richard and Mindy announced that their marriage was ending after 28 years together.
The Daily Mail reported that Hammond and Glen were recently seen together in Abergavenny, Wales, where Hammond has been living since the split.

What's really in a name? For these stars, adopting a new moniker was the first step toward an unforgettable Hollywood legacy. From actors who rebranded to stand out in auditions to those who honored their roots or crafted a persona for the spotlight, a new name changed the course of their careers. We spotlight 15 famous faces who left their original names behind and became icons under names we all know and love.
Aaron Paul, known for his Emmy-winning portrayal in Breaking Bad, dropped his real last name Sturtevant in favor of the succinct stage name that fans now cheer for. He earned multiple Primetime Emmy Awards for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Drama Series for his role as Jesse Pinkman on the AMC drama, as reported by the Television Academy. His distinctive style and compelling performances have kept him in the spotlight ever since.
Natalie Portman's transformation from Natalie Hershlag was more than a subtle shift, it was her way of balancing her roots with stardom. Born in Jerusalem, Israel, she first garnered widespread attention in the 1994 film Léon: The Professional, a role that immediately established her as a formidable young talent, per CinemaBlend. Her talent and poise have made the Portman name globally recognized, both on screen and as a producer and director.
Mindy Kaling chose her shortened version of Vera Mindy Chokalingam to make a mark in comedy and television. She devised her stage name after discovering that, while doing stand-up comedy, "Emcees for these comedy shows would have trouble ****** ouncing it, and then they'd make a joke about my last name," according to an interview with NPR. Her wit and creativity continue to influence and inspire the industry.
Elizabeth Stamatina Fey, known globally as Tina Fey, shortened her complex name and crafted an identity synonymous with smart, sharp comedy. She became Saturday Night Live's first female head writer and the star and executive producer of NBC's sitcom 30 Rock, as reported by NPR. Today, her pen and performances keep audiences laughing on TV, film, and on Broadway.

Mindy Armstead revealed her fourth pregnancy during an episode of PEOPLE's WAG World
She and the Jacksonville Jaguars star both come from large families, so they say their family's expansion feels natural
Their fourth baby is due in November during peak football season, marking their first in-season pregnancy
Team Armstead is expanding!
Mindy Armstead made a surprise announcement on the latest episode of PEOPLE's WAG World that she's pregnant and expecting her fourth baby with her husband, Arik Armstead of the Jacksonville Jaguars.