Charley Webb is adjusting to life as a mum-of-three after giving birth to her third child.
The Emmerdale actress and her co-star husband Matthew Wolfenden shared the news of their new arrival on social media last week.
Now, Charley has shared a snap of her baby’s cot as she told fans she hasn’t had much sleep.
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The image also gave fans a glimpse into the couple’s stunning home, which featured a fur rug, a baby play mat and a baby rocker.
She captioned the post: “SnuzPodSnoozing. That moment after a feed where they settle and have a little sleep.
“Up every hour last night to feed, today is a day of doing absolutely nothing. Well….”
Charley, who plays Debbie Dingle in the ITV soap, revealed she had welcomed her third baby last week.
The star and her hubby Matthew are also parents to sons, Buster, nine, and Bowie, three.
Sharing the happy news of their new bundle of joy, Charley posted a picture of the tot wearing a customised baby grow with ‘Baby Wolf’ across it.
View this post on InstagramBaByWoLf #3 has joined the crazy gang. We’re in a bubble of newborn’ness heaven🖤
She captioned the post: “BaByWoLf #3 has joined the crazy gang. We’re in a bubble of newborn’ness heaven.”
Back in June, Charley opened up about the stresses she faced when she was pregnant.
In a brutally honest tweet, she said: “I am SO tired. It gets to 4pm and I’m done. I forget just how tiring being pregnant is. And then I do it again and remember.”
Charley also revealed she had been suffering from morning sickness and symphysis pubis dysfunction (SPD), a condition that causes excessive movement of the pubic symphysis, as well as associated pain, possibly because of a misalignment of the pelvis.
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Speaking to OK! Magazine, the actress explained at the time: “I still get waves of sickness but I’ve also been diagnosed with SPD [symphysis pubis dysfunction].
“It’s when your muscles have relaxed too much ready for the birth. It’s agony.”
Charley admitted the condition had affected her pregnancy experience.
She added: “I’d be lying if I said I really enjoy the experience of getting bigger. But I appreciate what my body is doing. I think pregnancy is amazing.”
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