Baby joy! DJ Tigerlily welcomes her second child with her husband Scott Lawson
DJ Tigerlily has welcomed her second child with her husband Scott Lawson.
The performer, who is one of Australia's biggest DJs, shared the exciting news to social media on Friday in a gallery of heartwarming maternity photos revealing they had welcomed a son.
One precious photo captured the 33-year-old music producer tenderly cradling her newborn boy at the maternity ward - she did not reveal her son's name.
Another picture captured the DJ and her husband proudly posing in a bathroom mirror selfie, with their adorable baby.
The Sydney-born star, who was born Dara Hayes, could not wipe the smile off her face as she posed up a storm alongside her partner, who lovingly cradled their bundle of joy.
A third picture captured her two-year-old son Lando smiling brightly as he met his new sibling.
Tigerlily captioned the gallery with some exciting words: 'He's here'.
Many of her celebrity friends took to the comment section to offer their well wishes.
'Congratulations beautiful,' gushed The Bachelor star Irena Srbinovska.
'Awweee perfection,' added Married At First Sight veteran Ella May Ding and Abbie Chatfield chipped in with: 'Congratulations angel'.
Tigerlily and her husband welcomed their first son, Lando, in June 2023.
Speaking to Stellar Magazine last year, the star revealed how she balances motherhood and her jet setting career.
'[My son] Lando has come to a couple of gigs with me. My mum comes, too,' Dara said of juggling her demanding schedule.
Lawson said she just booked her first international gig - with her mother coming along for that set, too.
'I've actually just booked my first international show since having a baby, in the Philippines in December... Mum is coming with us,' she said.
She admitted her DJ work is usually done when Lando was resting.
'Fortunately when I'm doing the forward-facing part of my work, he's hopefully asleep' she said.
Posing for Stellar magazine, Dara wore baggy forest green pants and a matching jacket along with a canary yellow singlet.
The music producer announced in November, 2022 that she was expecting her first child in 2023, sharing a reel to Instagram for the announcement.
'DISCO BABY - COMING 2023,' she captioned the post, revealing in the hashtags that she was 15 weeks along.
The DJ married her long term partner Scott last year in a romantic ceremony, exchanging their vows in Sydney's Duffys Forest.
The pair tied the knot on March 5, 2023, surrounded by family and friends.
DJ Tigerlily and Scott announced their engagement in March 2021.
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