Exclusive: Shrek's Babies Revealed!

Get a sneak peek at the, uh, beautiful triplets who make their debut in Shrek the Third this summer. By Jason Lynch
By People Staff
May 01, 2007 11:00 AM

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FAMILY PORTRAIT

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Shrek, meet Stork! In what can only be described as the natural progression of life, Shrek, who married Princess Fiona in his 2001 movie debut and won over his in-laws in its 2004 sequel, becomes a dad three times over in

Shrek the Third, opening May 18. "It was the next logical step," explains the film's director, Chris Miller.

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JUST SAY UNCLE

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"This is the new, extended family," says Miller of the recent (as of yet, unnamed) additions. As for the film's supporting players, they turn into a support staff, of sorts. "Puss and Donkey are always around. They're those uncles that just always hang out."

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LEND ME A HORN

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Ultimately, the green giant realizes "he's a very capable father," says

Miller. But in the meantime, "Shrek (is) just trying to get the room under control. You know how babies are, anything they can get their hands around, they're going to yank it."

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SPLASHING AROUND

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The tots have a grand old time in the family swamp with the help of their proud papa (not pictured). "He's just...launched a huge mud wave on the kids," Miller says of the almost-idyllic scene. "It's just a moment where they're a little surprised, a little unsure, but having a great time."

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MOM KNOWS BEST

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Though Shrek is having a hard time adjusting to parenthood, momma Fiona takes it all in stride. "It comes very natural to her. She's got some great physical skills to begin with," says Miller. "She knows a lot of martial arts, so she can use her whole body. She's very adaptable."

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