Channel Seven presenter Kendall Gilding welcomes second child after difficult fertility journey: ‘I am a seriously blessed woman’
Channel Seven news presenter Kendall Gilding has welcomed her second child, a baby boy named Moses Morgan, with her partner Tim.
The couple, who previously struggled with fertility issues, announced their exciting news via Instagram on Saturday, sharing a heartbreaking photo with their bundle of joy.
“We’ve been living deep in the baby bubble! Our boy Moses Timothy Morgan arrived on Wednesday! 3.2kg and 51cm long,” Gilding captioned the post.
Channel Seven news presenter Kendall Gilding has welcomed her second child, a baby boy named Moses Morgan, with partner Tim (all pictured).
“I had a beautiful, redeeming birth experience thanks to my beloved husband and family [midwifery] Team! I am a seriously blessed woman! God is good!’ She added.
Moses is Gilding and Morgan’s second child. The couple welcomed their three-year-old daughter Olive in 2019.
The couple announced the pregnancy news in March and shared a photo with a positive pregnancy test.
“We’ve been living deep in the baby bubble! Our boy Moses Timothy Morgan arrived on Wednesday! 3.2kg and 51cm long,” Gilding captioned the post
“It’s not a perfectly timed photoshoot with hair, makeup, cute outfits and the warm glow of a sunset…” she wrote at the time.
“Just the raw emotions, highs and surprises of two parents who have experienced heartbreak, longing and disappointment!”
The Queensland-based news anchor wrote about how she knew that feeling of “desperately” wanting a family, explaining that she became pregnant with Olive as a result of IVF treatments.
The couple announced the pregnancy news in March and shared a photo with a positive pregnancy test
“But my heart’s desire was still to conceive naturally,” she continued. “After trying again and again, we went down the same medical path.
“Then at the 11th hour, just a few days before the surgery – I took a test and for the first time in our lives we saw that little window go positive!
“I can’t wait for our tribe to grow! Boy #2 due in September!’
The Queensland-based news anchor wrote about how she knew that feeling of “desperately” wanting a family, explaining that she became pregnant with Olive as a result of IVF treatments