Congratulations are in order for Strictly Come Dancing's Neil Jones and Love Island's Chyna Mills, who have welcomed their first child together.
The couple, who confirmed they were expecting a baby earlier this year alongside the news that they were engaged, revealed today (October 4) that they had welcomed a baby girl.
"Our hearts are so full," they captioned a black-and-white Instagram photo of their baby's feet.
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Neil confirmed in his Stories that the baby is a girl, sharing the same picture with the words: "She's everything."
The couple has since received a host of well wishes, with Chyna's fellow Love Island star Dami Hope writing: "Omgggg she’s here congrats," while Tasha Ghouri added: "Congratulations."
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Strictly judge Motsi Mabuse wrote: "Congratulations guys," while fellow pros including Jowita Przystał and Karen Hauer also sent their "congratulations".
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Speaking earlier this year about learning Chyna was pregnant, Neil told Hello: "I'd already planned to ask Chyna to marry me before we knew she was pregnant. Then we found out and I was like, 'Oh, this is brilliant, everything is coming together'."
Chyna added of her now-fiancé's proposal: "At first, I thought he was joking because we play jokes on each other all the time.
"Then Neil was like, 'Chyna, so is it a yes or no?' because a few minutes had passed and he was still on one knee. I was like, 'Yeah!' After the baby news, we were on cloud nine – and now this. It still doesn't feel real."
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