Danielle Lloyd has revealed she has named her baby girl Autumn Rose after welcoming her fifth child earlier this month.
The former Miss England previously shared her disappointment after admitting Stacey Solomon had taken her favourite girls name after naming her own daughter Rose.
Explaining the decision behind the name, Danielle told OK!: “I had a few names like Autumn and Meadow and I thought they were really cute. We didn’t decide straight away and I watched her change day-by-day.
“Michael really liked Rosie and I really like Autumn. I liked both, but then people kept on sending me pictures of dogs called Rosie and I was like, ‘Oh no, is this a sign?’.
Danielle previously admitted she was left “gutted” when Stacey revealed her baby name, telling OK!: “Sadly, Stacey Solomon chose Rose, which was one of our favourites!
“We’re gutted haha.”
She added: “When I saw Stacey’s girl’s name, I texted Michael going, “Noo! She’s called her Rose!”
She is the first daughter for Danielle and her hubby Michael O’Neill, who share four-year-old son Ronnie.
Danielle also has sons Archie, 11, Harry, ten, and George, eight, with her ex Jamie O’Hara.
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The 37-year-old said that she started to cry when she heard that she was finally pregnant with a baby girl.
“I’m over the moon. I can’t really believe it, to be honest,” she told OK! magazine.
“I don’t think it will feel real until she arrives.”
The star said that she and Michael booked a private gender scan to see if they were having a boy or girl, and said she felt “bad anxiety” in the run up to the appointment.
“I’ve been through it four times and each time they’ve said it was a boy, so I was expecting them to say ‘boy’ again,” she said.
However, after scanning Danielle’s bump, the doctor handed Michael a piece of paper which said the baby was 99% likely to be a girl.
“I burst into tears straight away, I just couldn’t believe it,” she said.
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