E4 Married At First Sight UK star gives birth and shares first snap of newborn
Married At First Sight UK star Rozz Darlington has given birth to a baby girl. The reality star and florist became a household name after tying the knot with Thomas Kriaras on the E4 reality programme back in 2023.
Rozz, 30, made an iconic entrance to her on-screen wedding at the time, appearing aboard a tractor. Although her romance with Thomas didn't work out in the end, she later discovered happiness with now boyfriend Jordan Morris.
The couple have been together for more than two years, and announced the joyous news of the birth of their daughter on Saturday, August 9.
Posting a touching photograph of herself, Jordan and their newborn in a hospital bed, she wrote on Instagram: "A baby Girl! Arabella Morris-Darlington has arrived! 8th August weighing 6lb 10! We are so in love."
Her MAFS co-stars were quick to offer their congratulations, with Adrienne Naylor commenting: "Aww congratulations," whilst fellow bride Sophie Brown declared: "wahhhhh huge congrats!".
Supporters of the television personality also flooded her post with kind messages, with one penning: "Congratulations to you all, beautiful name, beautiful baby xx", and another responding: "Aww you did it! What a gorgeous little angel" alongside a heart eyes emoji.
Rozz responded to the lovely congratulatory messages, writing: "Thank you to everyone for all your beautiful comments. We truly are besotted and feel so so lucky to have our precious baby Arabella here. Xxxxxx."
The 30-year-old delighted followers earlier this year with the announcement of her pregnancy in a gorgeous clip shared to social media.
Alongside the footage, Rozz disclosed: "We've been keeping a secret! ! Baby Morris - Darlington Due August. A crazy start to 2025!".
During her stint on MAFS back in 2023, Rozz and Thomas endured a rocky experience and chose to go their separate ways before the programme finished.
Rozz discovered romance once more with Jordan, with a bit of assistance from her neighbour. Reflecting on how their love story began, Rozz explained: "I was out with my neighbour in Manchester and she said, 'My cousin just messaged saying, are you out with Rosaline Darlington?' I then thought he's cute and added him on Instagram"
Rozz and Jordan publicly confirmed their relationship on Instagram last June, though Rozz confessed that making things official felt daunting, as she worried about potential criticism directed at Jordan because of her previous romantic troubles with Thomas.
Speaking to OK! Magazine, she revealed: "At first I was like, 'Oh God, what are people going to be like?'
"But people have been generally nice towards Jordan since we went Instagram official. I've had a few comments, but people just form their opinion of you as long as it's hate towards me and not him," she continued.
"For me, Thomas is the nation's sweetheart and he is amazing, people do love him, so I didn't want anyone to be rude towards Jordan or for him to receive any hate."
Rozz shared: "He's not like Thomas, but I was apprehensive because people judge others and I wanted to protect Jordan from all of that. I put myself out there in the public eye, Jordan didn't, so it's very difficult. But you've just got to do what's right for you. Time moves on, people heal and people change."
She also fondly reflected on how her romance first started with Jordan, during a chilled evening in Cheshire at the beginning of the year. "It was dead relaxing and chilled it was just silly from the get-go," she disclosed.
"On the show, I was quite guarded and scared of falling in love when it came down to it, but it's been easy. We've both got the same sense of humour, we're quite silly, we don't take each other too seriously and I feel like personality is a huge part. You want someone to be like your best friend."
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