Nadia Essex has announced she has given birth to a baby boy.
The 37-year-old former Celebs Go Dating star has welcomed her first child into the world after she was previously told by doctors she had less than a one percent chance of falling pregnant.
Sharing the news on her Instagram on Thursday (March 12), she posted a sweet snap of her kissing the newborn’s hands.
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She wrote alongside the photo: “He is here and he is perfect.”
The former Celebs Go Dating agent – who was axed from the show in 2018 for setting up fake Twitter profiles – dubbed her pregnancy a “miracle” after failing to get pregnant several years before.
I’ve gone from a hellish year to being blessed with a baby.
Announcing her pregnancy, she told Closer magazine: “I’ve gone from a hellish year to being blessed with a baby.
“The odds weren’t in my favour, as for so long I thought I couldn’t have children – so this is the best thing that’s ever happened to me. It’s a miracle!”
Nadia has since split with the father and chose not to name him, but had tried to conceive with a former partner ten years ago.
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She added: “I had tried for a baby ten years ago with a previous partner, with no success. I’d recently stopped taking the contraceptive pill, but I was using protection. My doctor told me there was less than one per cent chance of conception. Everyone’s shocked, but I wouldn’t change a thing!”
After announcing the news she had welcomed her son, her celebrity followers sent their congratulations.
TV psychic Sally Morgan said: “Welcome to the world beautiful boy .. well done darling.”
Whilst, TOWIE star Bobby Norris added: “Congratulations.”
Meanwhile, Nadia has landed a six-figure beauty deal with Hollywood Browzer.
The deal came after a whirlwind 12 months that left her with “suicidal thoughts”.
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She previously spilled to the Daily Star: “It’s a women-owned brand and it’s a beauty tool that actually works.”
The influencer is determined to only represent products she truly believes in as social media is narrowing down on fake advertisements.
She said: “After the BBC documentary of influencers potentially lying to their followers, this is a brand I can wholeheartedly say I use and love and so do my friends.”
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