Danielle Fishel is finally letting people meet her son, and this time, her "Boy Meets World" co-star, Ben Savage came to visit the newborn. She sweetly described the meeting on social media.
Danielle Fishel's "Boy Meets World" co-star, Ben Savage, finally met her newborn baby boy, Adler. The meeting held a special meaning for the two adults.
In a photo post on Instagram which had Savage cradling the baby who had his face covered with a robot emoticon in his arms, Fishel, wrote,
"The original Boy came to meet our baby."
The "Boy Meets World" analogy got noticed by the actress's followers, and one of them commented, "Boy meets your world." Fisher's husband, Jensen Karp, also left a single heart-shaped emoji to show his approval of the caption, and another follower wrote that little Adler already has plenty hair like his mother.
Fishel, who also starred in the Disney Channel sequel "Girl Meets World," has had other cast members visit her son. Sabrina Carpenter and Corey Fogelmanis have stopped by to meet the new member of their BMW and GMW family, and an adorable photo of their visit got shared on Instagram.
The cast of both shows have remained close over the years, and Fisher in a 2013 interview described Savage as "My first husband." She said,
"There is something so special about the love we share. He really does feel like my first husband… nothing can break the bond that we share."
While that is true, the actress shares a deeper bond with Karp, and it got strengthened by the ordeal they faced when she gave birth to Adler.
The experience made them appreciate what parents with children in the NICU go through, and in a post to celebrate their return from the hospital, they had nothing but praise for their medical team.
Baby Adler has gotten bigger and stronger since then, and despite the sleepless night and constant fatigue, Fisher won't trade any of it for the world, as she's living the best days of her life.
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