SOPHIE Habboo has given birth to her first child and shared a sweet snap of her baby.
The Made In Chelsea alum, 31, took to Instagram to reveal she and husband Jamie Laing had welcomed a baby boy and revealed his sweet name.
Alongside a photo of their new arrival, Jamie wrote “Ziggy, you have our whole hearts.”
Jamie and Sophie were flooded with messages from fans and famous pals.
The happy couple revealed back in June that they were set to expand their family – as fans quickly called out key clues to her pregnancy.
They shared a heartwarming video of Sophie in hospital having a baby scan.
Since then, Wednesdays podcast host Sophie has kept her fans up to date with her first maternity journey, showcasing her baby bump as well as claiming her teeth were “rotting“.
She was also left in excruciating pain due to a pregnancy symptom which meant she couldn’t sit down.
Opening up on her joint podcast with hubby Jamie NearlyParents, Sophie admitted she’s struggling with the unique pregnancy problem.
“Your coccyx bone, your tailbone, it goes in, it curves in,” she said.
“Mine’s now popped out because of the pressure of the weight on my frame.
When Jamie asked “how painful” it is, Sophie replied: “Every time I sit down, it just feels like I’ve broken a bone in my bum… it’s like stabbing needles in my bum.”
Sophie also had other concerns revealing that she was scared to have sex whilst pregnant.
After Jamie revealed the couple has “finally” broken their dry spell after not having sex “for months” she opened up about her pregnancy worry.
He explained: “Sophie turned to me and said, ‘can I get pregnant again?’”
To this, Sophie claimed: “Well, I just wanna clarify that – recently I saw that someone’s baby was pregnant in their stomach.
Sighing at the odd remark, Jamie said: “Sophie, that’s not true.
“You think someone’s baby got pregnant in the womb?”
In response, Sophie suggested: “I think they had sex and somehow the egg got lost and it went into the baby’s stomach.”
Justifying her concerns, the star added: “God forbid I want to protect my baby.”
