Pop star Dami Im gives birth to second child
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Pop queen Dami Im has unveiled her latest production – baby boy Rory.
The Eurovision superstar was greeted with an outpouring of congratulations and well wishes from friends and fans when she shared photos of her second child with husband Noah Kim.
Rory is the little brother to three-year-old Harrison.
'And then there were four,' she captioned the photos of her adorable bub.
'Our second little boy, Rory Jiyul Kim has arrived earthside. There's no song quite as beautiful as the first cry of your baby …
'Noah and I are so in love and in awe as we get to know our little angel and also watch Harry become a big brother.'
Her artist friends including Troy Cassar-Daley, Tina Arena and Emma Watkins were among the thousands of fans who congratulated Im and her husband on the latest addition to their family.
Im was working right up until the birth of Rory, sharing her big family news just a day after revealing her latest music project.
The singer and songwriter released her new song My Favourite Scar which she penned for the new Australian film My Eyes, starring Adam Garcia and inspired by the true story of a mother trying to save the sight of her only child.
I have had my songs used for films before but it was the first time to write one from scratch. And I love a good challenge,' she said.
Im won the hearts of Australians with her soaring voice and prodigious musical talents when she dominated the fifth season of the X Factor in 2013.
She came oh-so-close to winning the Eurovision Song Contest in 2016 with her dramatic anthem Sound of Silence which remains a favourite song among her European fans and keeps adding to its tally of more than 30 million streams.
Im plans to take some time out with her new baby after sharing she returned to the stage too soon after Harry's birth. Her next gig at this stage is in September.
'I did a gig three weeks after giving birth! It was so funny, I was limping because I was in pain. I didn't realise you should rest for longer!' she said at the time.
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