Noel Fielding and his wife Lliana Bird have welcomed their second child.
The Great British Bake Off star’s partner confirmed the news by sharing a snapshot of the family in the form of Halloween decorations.
Lliana uploaded a snap of four spiders made out of microphone covers which were displayed on a table as she told fans that each spider represented a member of their growing family.
The spiders, featuring pip-cleaners for legs, suggested the mother had welcomed their second child with the GBBO star.
She explained how one spider was her, another Noel, one was their daughter Dail, who was born in 2018, and the fourth was their new baby of the family who she revealed they have called Iggy.
Lliana Bird and Noel Fielding have welcomed their second child (Image: Dave Benett/Getty Images for Mamma Mia)
Taking to the caption of the photo, she wrote: “The Bird Fielding family of x x (finally figured out what to do with all my old mic covers!) #halloweencrafts.”
One fan took to the comments section to ask Lliana which spider was who, to which she replied.
The now mother-of-two replied to her fan: “Noel is pink, dali is orange, i’m grey and iggy is red.”
Lliana then revealed the gender when she replied to another fan.
Lliana revealed she gave birth to a baby girl and they have named her Iggy (Image: llianabird /Instagram)
It came after a fan commented congratulating her on the arrival of her newborn.
Noel’s wife replied: “Thank you she’s a sweet bean.”
It comes weeks after Lliana shared a black and white snap of herself clutching her bump as she revealed she didn’t have long to go.
Donning a cute polka dot playsuit, she could be seen grinning as she gently stroked her baby bump.
Noel and Lliana have been a couple since 2010 and live in North London with their daughter Dali and now Iggy.
The pair have kept Dail away from the spotlight and never share pictures of her on either of their social media platforms.
Lliana also kept her first pregnancy a secret and didn’t announce it until she was eight months gone.
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
