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In the remote Namibian village of Walvis Bay Hollywood supercouple Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, together known as "Bradgelina", are proud parents of a new baby girl. They have elected to bestow the moniker of "Shiloh Nouvel Jolie-Pitt" on the infant. The two are hidden in seclusion for the birth of the child, hiding from the always present cameras and crews of the American media, as they try to get a valuable photo of the newborn.
Jolie reportedly took a shine to Namibia, better known for dunes and diamonds, while filming the movie "Beyond Borders". She is a frequent visitor to Africa and is a Goodwill Ambassador for the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees.
The couple have been staying in a sealed off beach resort in the tiny village of Langstrand and it was unclear if the child had been delivered there or at one of the private hospitals in the nearby towns of Walvis Bay and Swakopmund.
Local residents in the Walvis Bay, shrouded in fog on Sunday morning, were thrilled by the celebrity birth.
"It's great ... She has put us on the map. It is a great thing," said resident Della van Noorten.
Another resident, who asked not to be named, was also very happy but told the media to lay off.
"I am happy for her -- and leave them alone," the resident said.
Pitt, 42, met Jolie in 2004 while they were working together on the film "Mr and Mrs Smith," in which they played married assassins ordered to kill each other. The movie ends with them still alive and happily married.
Representatives for Jolie and Pitt could not be immediately reached for comment.
Jolie already has two adopted children -- son Maddox, 4, and daughter Zahara, who is about 15 months old.
The couple's stay in Namibia spurred a local media frenzy with increasingly wild and unconfirmed stories including suggestions that the new baby would be named by an African chief or delivered underwater in a "water birth".
Green cloth screens mask the beach resort where they are staying and bodyguards and Namibian security have kept a tight cordon around them, hounding some journalists out of town.
Photographers from all over the world have come to the area hoping to capture the first picture of the baby, which is expected to garner a multimillion-dollar price tag.
In a sign of media fascination with the pair, "New York" magazine recently said the baby was the most anticipated since Jesus and would be more newsworthy than the recent birth of a daughter to Hollywood stars Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes.
A South African photographer was arrested on Wednesday for the second time after he was caught on private property trying to snap a picture of Pitt and Jolie.
Jolie, who won an Academy Award as best supporting actress for playing a psychiatric patient in "Girl, Interrupted," was divorced from actor Billy Bob Thornton in 2003. Before that she was married to actor Jonny Lee Miller.
Pitt, a heart-throb famed for his looks and roles in movies such as "Fight Club" and "A River Runs Through It," and "Friends" star Jennifer Aniston were divorced last year.


