Mis-Teeq star Su-Elise Nash announces birth of her first child
Mis-Teeq Su-Elise Nash and partner Ryan St David Jones have welcomed their first child.
The ex-songstress revealed that she and Ryan had named their baby boy Blu St David Jones in a series of Instagram posts on Tuesday evening.
Captioning the post the new mum wrote, "HELLO WORLD… meet our son… Blu St David Jones.
"We have never felt so in love 😍 He is everything we wished for and more…"
Su-Elise also posted photos of herself cradling her son, alongside a bunch of sweet snaps of the baby sleeping in his cot.
Alesha Dixon, a fellow former Mis-Teeq bandmate, was among the first to congratulate her commenting, "Love him so much already ❤️❤️❤️."
Mis-Teeq's Sabrina Washington was quick to follow as she left a string of love heart eyes emojis.
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Prior to giving birth, the vocalist documented her pregnancy on social media, showing fans a preview of her baby's adorable animal-themed nursery.
Su-Elise revealed her pregnancy in January sharing a photo of her boyfriend Ryan caressing her stomach on a beach in Sydney, Australia.
She penned, "The butterflies you give me have turned into little feet ... and just like that our new adventure has begun. We can’t wait to meet our baby son."
Su-Elise rose to fame in Mis-Teeq in the late 90s, releasing hits like Scandalous, All I Want, and B With Me, the band became a household name.
The new mum has mainly stayed out of the showbiz spotlight since the band split and she retrained as a teacher, launching her very own performing arts school in Kent.
Kudzai Chibaduki joined Future as a trainee news writer for Good To, writing about fashion, entertainment, and beauty. She's now a freelance fashion wardrobe stylist and helps direct magazine photoshoots.
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