Instagram cleaning sensation Mrs Hinch has finally revealed all the details about Ronnie's birth to her fans.
Mrs Hinch, real name Sophie Hinchcliffe, told fans weeks ago that she wouldn't be doing the traditional magazine cover story about Ronnie and would prefer to answer questions on her Instagram account.
And tonight Mrs Hinch finally told all, as she wrote on her Instagram story: "Good evening Hinchers...As promised I decided to run a Q&A on my stories to answer any questions you guys may have as opposed to interviews.
"I've been away for a while now and I think this is the best way for us to 'Catch up'.
"So grab a cuppa and ask me a question."
Mrs Hinch told fans that she had a natural birth and used gas and air as pain relief, but said: "Unfortunately it made me feel sick towards the end so I just bit down on the plastic tube bit and that worked for me."
She said that her mum and her husband Jamie were by her side throughout the birth even when she was screaming "help me" in his face, and said she couldn't have done it without him.
One fan asked how she'd picked the name Ronnie and she said: "Back in 2012, I met a little boy called Ronnie at my niece's birthday party, he was so cute, I loved his name and from that day I wanted to call my baby Ronnie and Jamie loved the name too so it was perfect for us both."
Holding nothing back, Mrs Hinch revealed she'd had been caught short twice since giving birth and had to rush her dog walk on one occasion.
Mrs Hinch is also well known for her relationship with her dog Henry and one of her fans asked her if he had been more protective of her since Ronnie's birth.
She said: "I can honestly say I didn't think I could love Henry more than I did...but I do. He absolutely loves Ronnie and if Ronnie cries when I'm not holding him Henry comes to find me, it melts my heart."
There are also plans for a second baby as Mrs Hinch said: "Jamie would have one tomorrow, but I want to wait a short while."
She also told fans her home improvements would be finished in the next couple of weeks and that she was very excited to get back to 'hinching' when it was all done.
Saying how much she appreciated her fans, Mrs Hinch said: "My Hinchers, it sounds cheesy but I feel like I have millions of friends, there was a stage in my life that I wouldn't even throw a party because I was worried no one would show up, so I can't explain how this all feels and I'm so grateful to you all."
