Comedian, Adam Sandler is a dad for the second time according to reports. His wife, Jackie recently gave birth to another girl, Sunny Madeline. As the name would indicate, Sandler is elated with the new addition to his family. A statement released on the actor’s website says, “Jackie and Adam had a beautiful baby girl, Sunny Madeline, on November 2. Everyone is happy and healthy.”

The couple’s first daughter, Sadie is two years old so no doubt they can expect to have their hands pretty full. She was born in May 2006. Sandler and Jackie married in June 2003.

A former Saturday Night Live alum, Sandler has gone on to carve himself a successful niche on the big screen. His hits include 50 First Dates, Mr. Deeds, and Anger Management, in which he co-starred with Hollywood heavy, Jack Nicholson.

I think it’s safe to say that as a dad Sandler is nothing like his Big Daddy character. In that movie he played an idle law school grad who takes in a kid who had been adopted by his roommate, in an effort to impress his ex-girlfriend. Luckily they were playing that one strictly for laughs.

The actor joins Amy Poehler as a former Saturday Night Live cast member to have a new addition to their family. Sandler’s recent hits include I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry and You Don’t Mess With The Zohan. He can next be seen on screen in Funny People due for release in 2009.

Adam Sandler announced on last night’s appearance on The Tonight Show With Jay Leno that he and wife, Jackie Titone Sandler, are expecting their second child. Jackie is reportedly 3 1/2 months pregnant with a little sibling for their daughter, Sadie Madison, 2 yrs. old. The due date is November, and the gender is still unknown.

Our sympathies to Jackie who, according to Adam, experienced a very difficult first trimester.

“I would rub [Jackie's] back and go, ‘It’s worth it. We’re going to have another beautiful baby, I love you, thanks for doing this.’ She’s a good lady, my wife. She deals with the fact that I look the way that I look!”

Great job Adam, back rubs always help! And a little humor doesn’t hurt either.