Quentin Tarantino and Israeli Wife Daniela Pick Expecting Third Child

Director Quentin Tarantino and his wife, Israeli singer and model Daniela Pick, are expecting their third child, according to a report by PPlus on Thursday, October 1. The couple's first child, Leo, was born in Tel Aviv in 2020, followed by their daughter the daughter two years later. The gender of the new baby, due in the coming weeks, has not yet been revealed.

Tarantino and Pick, daughter of the renowned Israeli singer Tzvi Pick, began their relationship in 2009 when Tarantino visited Tel Aviv for the premiere of "Inglourious Basterds." They married in November 2018. The family has divided their time between Tel Aviv and Los Angeles.

In August 2025, the couple plans to temporarily relocate to London for Tarantino's new play, which is scheduled for a West End premiere in 2027. Rehearsals are expected to last between 18 months and two years.

In a December 2025 interview with "Yedioth Ahronoth," Pick discussed her leading role in the film "The Perfect Gamble." She revealed that Tarantino helped her rehearse her lines at home in Tel Aviv, initially by reading the other actor's parts and later by allowing her to record him for practice. Pick explained her initial hesitation to accept the role, citing her desire to remain close to her children and manage their daily routines, such as school drop-offs and pickups. She ultimately agreed after consulting with her mother, Miriam Shem-Or, and Tarantino, who encouraged her not to miss the opportunity to participate in a Hollywood film partly shot in Israel.

Pick also shared her family's experience during the recent war in Israel, emphasizing their decision to remain in the country. "We live here. I am Israeli, and it never occurred to me to leave the US or anywhere else during a difficult time," she stated, adding that she felt it inappropriate to complain given the immense suffering experienced by Israelis.