Jeremy Clarkson’s eldest daughter Emily has given birth to her second child with her husband Alex Andrew.
The podcast host, 30, announced the exciting news to her Instagram followers on Saturday by posting a snap from her hospital bed with her bundle of joy.
She wrote: ‘She’s here ✨ Xanthe Fiadh Andrew arrived a few days ago and just brought the sunshine with her, we are all so happy xxxx.’
Emily was glowing as she cuddled her newborn daughter in the adorable pictures she shared with her 319,000 followers.
She announced her pregnancy in July by sharing a clip of her cradling her blossoming bump alongside Alex and daughter Arlo Rose.
Emily, who has been with her husband for ten years, looked radiant in a black bodysuit as she posed proudly and flashed a huge smile for the camera and revealed she was expecting another girl.
Jeremy Clarkson’s eldest daughter Emily has given birth to her second child with her husband Alex Andrew
The podcast host, 30, announced the exciting news to her Instagram followers on Saturday by posting a snap from her hospital bed with her bundle of joy
In one cute moment raised Arlo Rose raised her hands and rubbed her mother’s stomach before both parents lifted her into a hug.
Emily captioned the post: ‘Our baby girl is going to be a big sister, so so so so excited to share that we’re expecting another little girl so much harder to hide this time around, made harder by HG which has been a huge and hard part of this pregnancy so far’.
Before adding: ‘I want to talk a lot more about that, and I will, but for now, here’s our wonderful news, we’re over the moon’.
Jeremy shares Emily, son Finlo, 26, and Katya, 23, with ex wife Frances Cain who he spit from back in 2014 after 21-years of marriage.
Last year Emily revealed she had welcomed baby Arlo Rose, now 22 months, who she said was doing ‘really well’ as she made The Grand Tour host a grandfather for the first time.
And following the latest addition to the Clarkson family, friends and fans alike have rushed to Emily’s comments to congratulate her, writing:
‘You made it!! The biggest congratulations to you all, couldn’t be happier for you. Gorgeous name too.’
‘Never been happier for anyone ever, yaaaaaaaaaay !!!!!!! You did that! Welcome to the world baby girl.’
‘Congratulations. I love her name.’
‘So many congratulations! You did it, she is perfect !’
She announced her pregnancy in July by sharing a clip of her cradling her blossoming bump alongside Alex and daughter Arlo Rose
In one cute moment raised Arlo Rose raised her hands and rubbed her mother’s stomach
However, the pregnancy was not all smooth sailing and in July Emily candidly opened up on her health battle with hyperemesis gravidarum (HG)
The podcast host shared in an emotional Instagram post that she had been hospitalised on various occasions
However, the pregnancy was not all smooth sailing and in July Emily candidly opened up on her health battle with hyperemesis gravidarum (HG).
The podcast host shared in an emotional Instagram post that she had been hospitalised on various occasions.
She shared a slew of images from her hospital bed, and said while she couldn’t be more ‘grateful’ to be pregnant again, she’s been ‘suffering’.
In the caption, she penned: ‘The reality of the last few months. Alright off the bat I gotta say, I do not find HG easy to talk about, but I really want to.
‘I feel a responsibility to be honest about how hard this pregnancy has been, how hard it currently is, actually, for anyone else who is suffering, or who has suffered, to know that you’re not on your own.’
Hyperemesis gravidarum is the name for excessive nausea and vomiting during pregnancy and often needs hospital treatment.
For some women, they are sick many times a day and be unable to keep food or drink down, which can impact on their daily life.
Exactly how many pregnant women get HG is not known as some cases may go unreported, but it’s thought to be around 1 to 3 in every 100.
