Millie Mackintosh and Hugo Taylor have announced the arrival of their second baby, a daughter called Aurelia Violet Taylor.
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Taking to her Instagram page on Tuesday to share the happy news, proud mum Millie uploaded a gorgeous photo from her hospital bed. "Welcome to the world Aurelia Violet Taylor," she said.
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"Our little bundle of joy arrived safe and sound and our hearts are bursting with love. I'm signing off for a bit to spend time with my family in our newborn bubble [heart emoji]."
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Her husband Hugo quickly commented: "You are our families' hero! We (Aurelia, Sienna and I) love you so much."
The post prompted a huge response from fans, with one writing: "Huge congratulations to you both." Another remarked: "Huge congratulations to you all x." A third post read: "Congratulations and what a beautiful name. Xx."
Millie and Hugo have welcomed their second daughter
The former Made In Chelsea stars, who married in 2018, are also doting parents to 18-month-old daughter Sienna.
Last month, Millie spoke of her excitement of becoming a mother again as she talked about her pregnancy. She told HELLO!: "I've been so busy with Sienna I haven't had much time to focus on being pregnant.
The couple are also parents to little Sienna
"The first pregnancy it was all I thought and talked about. But I sometimes now forget I’m pregnant – and I never thought I'd ever be someone who said that. Then I'll catch sight of myself in the mirror and I'm like: 'Oh, yeah! There’s a big bump!'"
Discovering they were expecting again was a "huge surprise" to the couple. "My first thought was: 'I already have a baby,'" she added. "But having them so close together will have its advantages and you can't plan these things."
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