Laura Whitmore has shared the first picture of baby girl since giving birth and declared "We are in love" in a touching post.
The Love Island host, 35, is a new mum and was pictured out in London with Iain and the newborn this week.
She has now broken her silence to confirm the couple are enjoying life as new parents and thanked fans for all their sweet messages.
Laura added the first picture of her baby, showing her tot snuggled up to her in a sling.
She wrote: "Thanks for all the kind messages at this time. We are in love x."
The telly star was bombarded with kind messages from her famous friends including Tamzin Outhwaite, who wrote: "C ongratulations darling ."
Davina Mcall added: "Yaaaaaay."
It is not known exactly when Laura welcomed their little girl into the world, and the proud parents have yet to reveal her name.
Stacey Dooley stepped in to fill in for Laura on Sunday for her usual presenting slot on BBC Radio 5.
The Love Island host made the revelation she was having a baby girl in her new self-help book No One Can Change Your Life Except for You.
She wrote: "As I finish this book, it doesn't end at chapter nine, there's a new chapter coming into my life - in the form of a baby girl currently growing inside me and that scares the s**t out of me.
"I once swallowed a bug and freaked out there was a live bug inside me.
"A live human is a whole new level of freaking out but I am excited because there's a lot of good in the world, there's a lot of potential."
Lorraine Kelly seemed to accidentally let slip the gender of Laura's unborn baby at the time during an interview to promote the book.
She said: "Now this book has come from personal experience, it's lessons that you've learned along the way isn't it?
"And also, advice that you want to pass on to your baby girl."
Laura paused for a few seconds before answering live on-air.
She said: "Yeah... well to my baby, erm, yeah it wasn't necessarily written when I knew I was pregnant so it's not about pregnancy, I'll tell you that now, but there's lot of things in there that I've picked up over the years."
