Stacey Solomon gives birth to baby boy
Published May 5 2012, 21:55 BST | By Emma Dibdin
Stacey Solomon has given birth to her second son.The former X Factor star's publicist Max Clifford confirmed the news via Twitter earlier today.
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He wrote: "Congratulations to our lovely client @5taceysolomon who gave birth to a baby boy earlier today, both baby and mum are doing well."
This is Solomon's first child with fiancé Aaron Barnham, to whom she became engaged in December after three years of dating.
Solomon was widely criticised recently after she was photographed smoking while seven months pregnant.
She has expressed fear that she will experience postnatal depression again after giving birth, as she did with her first son Zac.
why dont you concentrate on your own flaws and faults and stop bitching about other peoples what has it got to do with you or anyone else if stacey solomon had a *** whilst pregnant... and definately a very trivial thing compared to parents that are druggies or pissheads...parents who neglect abandon or abuse their children..
May 7th 2012 at 4:15am
Hayden Parker Is your definition of Chav working class and from Essex? Despite her dippy appearance she is very bright, she went to a very good school too.
She shouldn't have been smoking but the judgemental attitude that she has faced bothers me more. There is such a lack of empathy in this world. Many women are not text book perfect when they are pregnant, right now in the Mail Online is a story about a woman being harassed for jogging whilst pregnant, even though it was encouraged by her GP... Stacy also was in consultation with her GP over the smoking and managing her addiction while pregnant.
May 6th 2012 at 9:09pm
congrats to the both of you x.
May 6th 2012 at 8:52pm
Anyone know the kids brand I will send a 20 pack?
May 6th 2012 at 6:40pm
I hope the kid doesn’t adopt too many of her characteristics. The horse’s teeth and speaking at a faster rate than Busta Rhymes on speed isn’t necessarily a good thing.
May 6th 2012 at 6:10pm