• Peppa Pig's family expands with the arrival of baby sister Evie.
• Evie was born at 5:34 a.m. at the prestigious Lindo Wing in London.
• The name Evie honors Mummy Pig’s Aunt Evie and means "life" in Hebrew.
• The character Evie will debut in an hour-long special titled "Peppa Meets The Baby" on May 30.
• Peppa Pig has been a beloved children's show for over two decades, broadcast in more than 180 territories.

In a significant development for the beloved children's series, Peppa Pig has welcomed a new baby sister, Evie. Born at the prestigious Lindo Wing in London on May 20, Evie's arrival was announced on ITV's Good Morning Britain by presenter Richard Arnold, who shared photos and noted that she was born at 5:34 a.m. with great fanfare and excitement from fans worldwide, according to Indiatimes and South China Morning Post and Newsweek and Channel News Asia.

Evie, whose name honors Mummy Pig's Aunt Evie, carries significant emotional weight; the name is derived from the Hebrew word Chava, which means "life." Mummy Pig expressed her happiness, stating, "I'm feeling fantastic...Evie is finally here, happy and healthy!" This sentiment resonates with fans who have grown attached to the Pig family over the years, according to Indiatimes and Newsweek.

The series plans to introduce Evie more prominently in upcoming episodes, starting with the hour-long special "Peppa Meets The Baby," set to air on May 30. This special will feature Peppa and George as they prepare for their new sister and is anticipated to include ten new song-filled episodes, creating more excitement among young audiences, according to South China Morning Post and Channel News Asia.

This milestone marks a major reintroduction of the character's family dynamics after a long hiatus, with Peppa’s original series beginning over twenty years ago. The show has seen vast global distribution, continuing to captivate audiences in more than 40 languages across 180 territories, maintaining its status as a cherished family favorite, according to Newsweek and Channel News Asia.