Jennifer Lopez is back at home with her twins!

She was released from North Shore University Hospital on New York’s Long Island yesterday, her obstetrician, Dr. Anita Sadaty, told the New York Post.

The new mom, 38, gave birth to a 5-pound, 7-ounce girl and 6 pound boy early Friday morning. The tots were born 11 minutes apart.

Their names have not been released yet.

“Marc and Jennifer are ecstatic” Lopez’s rep told Usmagazine.com Friday. “Everyone is healthy and happy.”

The children are the fourth and fifth children for Marc Anthony, 39, who has three children from previous relationships. Anthony and Lopez have been married since June 2004.

Lopez, who has said earlier she “doesn’t know” if she’ll be a working mom, is signed on for the movie Love and Other Possible Pursuits, which begins shooting later this year, the Post reports.

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Sean “Diddy” Combs partied the night away on Oscar Sunday – but he still had some time to think about baby gifts for former girlfriend Jennifer Lopez.

On the red carpet at the Academy Award ceremony at the Kodak Theater, the mogul, 38, told PEOPLE that Lopez (now the proud mother of twins) “is going to make a great mother.

“I’m going to send her some Sean John baby clothes,” added the dapper Diddy, wearing a tux by Dolce and Gabbana. “I’m so happy for her. It’s such a blessing.”

Asked if he had any advice for Lopez, 38, Diddy, who is also the father of twins, replied, “It’s double the love, and it’s also double the crying and the screaming, so it’s a unique blessed situation. It’s a rarity to have twins. She’ll be all right.”

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It’s double the baby joy for Jennifer Lopez and husband Marc Anthony: They’re the proud new parents of twins, a boy and a girl, Lopez’s manager tells PEOPLE exclusively.

The babies were born early Friday in Long Island, N.Y. The girl was born at 12:12 a.m. and weighed 5 lbs. 7 oz., and the boy followed at 12:23 a.m., weighing 6 lbs.

“Jennifer and Marc are delighted, thrilled and over the moon,” Lopez’s manager Simon Fields tells PEOPLE exclusively.

They’re the first children for Lopez, 38, and the fourth and fifth for Anthony, 39. The couple celebrated the impending births with a baby shower in New York on Jan. 19. “They were just beaming the entire time,” said one partygoer.

Longtime friend Leah Remini calls Lopez “a born mom” and very nurturing. “With our daughter, she’s so great. I mean, lets her go in her closet and play with her coats or her jewelry. She’s just so giving and loving,” Remini said.Lopez announced her pregnancy Nov. 8, telling the crowd during her final Miami concert: “Marc and I are expecting a baby!” The news of twins was finally confirmed by Lopez’s dad earlier this month, in an interview on Spanish-language television.

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Jennifer Lopez and Marc Anthony are aiming sky high, when it comes to selling their twins’ baby pics to the tabloids.

Sources say that the couple will rake in anywhere between $4 million and $6 million for exclusive rights to the first snaps of their expected twins.

Who’s shelling out the dough for the photographs? People magazine, of course. Even though the magazine as well as Jennifer’s reps, are denying that any deal for the U.S. rights for the pics had been finalized. The asking price will be split with OK! Magazine, which will pay for the international rights for its editions around the world.

If the $6 million figure turns out to be accurate, it would easily dwarf recent payouts to other A-listers: People’s current issue features Christina Aguilera with her newborn son — which was rumored to have cost the magazine $1.5 million. And in 2006, the tab shelled out an estimated $4 million for pics of Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt’s biological daughter, Shiloh.

Jennifer and Marc’s twins are due on February 23rd.

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Jennifer Lopez is due any day now and her babies are going to be sleepin’ in style.

Sources tell PageSix.com that the nursery awaiting the forthcoming fraternal twins is an ocean-themed room stocked in English furniture and French-made cribs decked out in hand-embroidered bedding.

The tiny pair will also gaze upon 18-karat gilded trim and chandeliers in Jennifer and Marc Anthony’s Long Island home, as well as in the nurseries in their Bel Air and Fisher Island homes. The total cost of digs for two adorable babes? Over $120,000.

PageSix.com also has a peak at their new baby gear.

The twins will stay cozy in $43 matching onesies by Huddy Buddy, with pink and blue tags reading “I’m part of a set.” To get them through winter in New York, they have matching pink and blue cashmere sweater and pants sets by Baby CZ, that retail for $269, bundled in $116 organic blankets by Robbie Adrian.

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Skeletor is bustling with excitement over becoming a father!

Jennifer Lopez is due to give birth to the couple’s twins, supposedly named Max and Emme, on February 23rd. Hubby Marc Anthony has revealed that he couldn’t be more thrilled about becoming a daddy.

“I’m excited to be a daddy!” Anthony, said at the Marchesa Fall 2008 show. “What’s not to be excited about?”

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Celebrities turned out for A Night to Benefit Raising Malawi and UNICEF at the United Nations in New York City, yesterday. The stars included Brooke Shields, Cynthia Nixon, Debra Messing, Kimora Lee Simmons, Salma Hayek, Gwyneth Paltrow, Rachel Zoe, Tom Cruise & Katie Holmes, Ali Larter, Drew Barrymore & Justin Long, Molly Sims, Lucy Lui, Chris Ivery & Ellen Pompeo, Rihanna, Demi Moore, Madonna & Lourdes, Jessica & Jerry Seinfeld, and Jennifer Lopez & Marc Anthony.

Madonna hosted the star-studded fundraiser for Malawi orphans, last night.

The legendary singer, who has a two-year-old adopted son David from the African country, threw the New York bash for her Raising Malawi Foundation, United Nations children’s organization UNICEF and to celebrate the opening of a new Gucci store.

Madonna, who dismissed rumors the event was raising money for Kabbalah, said: “I am grateful that Gucci has underwritten this event, that’s all that matters to me - their generosity. There’s always controversy surrounding anything that involves change.

“I want to put Raising Malawi on the map. I want credibility as a philanthropic organization. I want to inspire people. I don’t want them to just write me a check - I want them to give me a piece of their heart.”

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