Chloe Crowhurst: Former Islander welcomes first-born in emotional Instagram post

Chloe Crowhurst is gushing all over Instagram as she announces the long-awaited arrival of her first-born daughter (whose name we are itching to hear!).

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Say hello to baby number one

On 11 April, the 27-year-old blonde beauty posted a picture of her recently-born daughter with the caption:

8th April 2022; my favourite day of all. 14 days late, weighing 7lb 11.We are so in love with you, our baby girl.

She also revealed that her little mini-me was born two weeks after the expected due date.

Chloe Crowhurst's private life

Though the former Islander has been a little bit more open about her pregnancy this time around, she has explained that she intends on keeping a lot of her private life to herself. She said:

I’ve had relationships on social media in the past and let’s put it this way, it’s not good. What benefit do you get from it? You don’t. A previous relationship I had before, I put that on social media. The same day I put it on social media, the messages were flooding through to my boyfriend at the time and there was all these follower requests and stuff and I just think some people don’t have any respect.

Adding that:

And people make up stories like 'Chloe’s done this, or she’s done that', and to be honest with you, I’m too old for that drama. I’m so chill, I’m happy, and that’s all that matters.

As a result, this is also the reason why she decided to wait a little longer before announcing to the world that she was pregnant. After having suffered three miscarriages in the past, she decided to wait until the time felt right. She explained:

With my pregnancy, I didn’t announce it for quite a long time—just because I’ve had very bad experiences in the past with pregnancies and stuff like that I’ve had three miscarriages before, so I was under quite specialist care at first. It wasn’t something I wanted to advertise and cause stress upon