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Former Love Island stars Jamie Jewitt and Camilla Thurlow have announced the birth of their second child, calling her a “beautiful early bird”.
The couple, who met on the ITV dating series in 2017, already had one daughter, Nell Sophia, who was born in October 2020.
In a post on Instagram, the couple revealed they had had a second baby girl on May 27, named Nora Belle.
Alongside a video showing a selection of clips and photos, posted on both their Instagram accounts, Jewitt wrote: “Our beautiful early bird Nora Belle Jewitt, born 27th May 2022, a sister for our gorgeous little Nell Sophia.”
The couple married in September last year, in a ceremony attended by famous faces including fellow Love Island contestant and DJ Marcel Somerville and singer and Dancing On Ice winner Jake Quickenden.
As part of the Instagram post, a touching video clip showed the couple’s eldest daughter Nell meeting her new sister for the first time.
Quickenden responded: “Congrats maybe can’t wait to meet her xx.”
Former Love Island contestant Olivia Bowen said “Congratulations guys”, with four red heart emojis.
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