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Daily Mail
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Laura Henshaw shares exciting baby news - as co-host Steph Claire Smith welcomes her second child
Laura Henshaw shared some exciting baby news on Saturday, as she revealed she had met co-host Steph Claire Smith's newborn for the first time. The model, 31, and her husband Josh Miller announced on Friday they had welcomed their second child together, a baby girl named Billie. Now, her best friend and colleague, 32, has had the official introduction with the bundle of joy, posting a sweet photo of the moment to Instagram. 'There is no words that feel quite right to describe the feeling of meeting your best friend's baby and knowing she just birthed her like a queen and she GREW HER and she's perfect,' Laura wrote. 'So happy for you guys @stephclairesmith @itsjoshmiller. AN ANGEL.' From A-list scandals and red carpet mishaps to exclusive pictures and viral moments, subscribe to the DailyMail's new showbiz newsletter to stay in the loop. The photo saw Laura, who married her partner Dalton Graham in 2021, sitting on the edge of of Steph's hospital bed as she cradled her friend's bub in her arms. In the black and white photo, Steph could be seen dutifully watching over Laura's shoulder as her bestie and new baby bonded. Steph commented beneath the post with a simple red love heart. It comes just a day after Steph announced she and her partner Josh had welcomed their second child together. The happy couple revealed the exciting news to Instagram on Friday evening and said they named their newborn girl Billie Claire Miller. 'She's here,' wrote Steph, who also shares four-year-old son Harvey with her partner. 'Billie Claire Miller joined us on Wednesday and we're so in love. So excited to take her home to her big brother.' Alongside the sweet caption, the KICPOD co-host posted a gallery of black and white photos to commemorate the important occasion. One image saw Steph cuddling the bub as she breastfed. In another, she and Josh doted on their bundle of joy, who they dressed in an adorable onesie and white beanie. The final picture in the reel saw Steph cradling her daughter to her chest as she smiled up at the camera. Steph announced in November she was expecting her second child. The Australian fitness influencer took to Instagram to share the joyous news at the time. Steph, who often features her son Harvey in her social media posts, announced the news with a series of black and white photos. In the images, which were also shared by her husband Josh, Steph showed off her baby bump while wearing a skimpy bikini. Son Harvey, husband Josh, and the family's dog were all gathered around Steph in the pictures. In one other image, all members of the family put their hands on her bump. Later, in a wider shot, the family was shown celebrating the new arrival in a park, with Steph shown wearing a straw cowboy hat. Josh was also seen in the foreground smiling at the news in sunglasses and a baseball cap, while their puppy licked Steph's bump. In the caption, the influencer wrote: 'Harvey's going to be a big brother.' Steph and Josh tied the knot in November 2019 in a festival-themed ceremony along the Murray River. They got married exactly one year after getting engaged at the same location. The happy couple went on to welcome their first child, Harvey, together in May 2021.
7NEWS
2 days ago
- Entertainment
- 7NEWS
Steph Claire Smith: Fitness influencer gives birth to daughter, reveals adorable name
Fitness influencer Steph Claire Smith and her husband Josh have welcomed their second child. The 31-year-old model revealed the happy news on Friday, sharing a series of adorable photos showing her new family member. 'She's here,' she captioned the post. 'Billie Claire Miller joined us on Wednesday & we're so in love. 'So excited to take her home to her big brother.' Little Billie is the younger sister of the couple's four-year-old son Harvey. It seemed every Australian lifestyle and fashion influencer congratulated the popular podcaster on the safe arrival of her daughter. Loading Instagram Post Messages of love and support flooded the comments section of the post. Olivia Molly Rogers said: 'Congratulations 🥺💘 welcome to the world Billie xxxx.' Ricki Lee said: '😍😍😍 Congratulations xxx.' Bec Judd said: 'Awwww Billie Babe.' Tammy Hembrow said: 'Omg congrats 🥹🥹🥹 so specialllll.' Indy Clinton said: 'Oh my goodness, congratulations guys 💕💕💕💕💕💕 she is perfection.' Tayla Broad said: 'Congrats guys ❤️.' The birth comes after Smith documented parts of her pregnancy journey with her followers on Instagram over recent months. Last week, she passed her due date and revealed she was 'still (impatiently) waiting on bubs arrival'. She added that she was 'just so so so excited to meet this little being'.
Perth Now
3 days ago
- Entertainment
- Perth Now
Aussie model becomes mum of two, reveals adorable name
Fitness influencer Steph Claire Smith and her husband Josh have welcomed their second child. The 31-year-old model revealed the happy news on Friday, sharing a series of adorable photos showing her new family member. 'She's here,' she captioned the post. 'Billie Claire Miller joined us on Wednesday & we're so in love. 'So excited to take her home to her big brother.' Little Billie is the younger sister of the couple's four-year-old son Harvey. It seemed every Australian lifestyle and fashion influencer congratulated the popular podcaster on the safe arrival of her daughter. If you'd like to view this content, please adjust your . To find out more about how we use cookies, please see our Cookie Guide. Messages of love and support flooded the comments section of the post. Olivia Molly Rogers said: 'Congratulations 🥺💘 welcome to the world Billie xxxx.' Ricki Lee said: '😍😍😍 Congratulations xxx.' Bec Judd said: 'Awwww Billie Babe.' Tammy Hembrow said: 'Omg congrats 🥹🥹🥹 so specialllll.' Indy Clinton said: 'Oh my goodness, congratulations guys 💕💕💕💕💕💕 she is perfection.' Tayla Broad said: 'Congrats guys ❤️.' The birth comes after Smith documented parts of her pregnancy journey with her followers on Instagram over recent months. Last week, she passed her due date and revealed she was 'still (impatiently) waiting on bubs arrival'. She added that she was 'just so so so excited to meet this little being'.
News.com.au
4 days ago
- Entertainment
- News.com.au
Influencer hits back at trolls after bikini body-shaming comments
A Melbourne influencer has clapped back at body-shaming trolls who made derogatory comments about her after she posted a photo in a bikini. Rozalian Russian, 37, boasts 268k followers on Instagram and took to her stories on Wednesday night to share an important message with them – that women are so much more than what they look like. She posted a screenshot of someone's comment on her post, which showed her lounging on a towel in a brown crochet bikini on a sun-soaked beach in Puglia, Italy. 'What happened to your stomach?' the cruel follower asked her via direct messages, accompanied by two crying emojis. Russian kept her response classy and direct: 'Kids'. Not stopping there, she shared a few more stories to drive her point home. Over photos of her two children, Willow, 11, and Kingston, eight, she wrote: 'My stomach created this and this'. Thankfully, many other fans flooded the mum-of-two's photo with praise. 'You look amazing!' said one, while another called her 'stunning'. 'Those legs!' another woman gushed. Fellow influencer Steph Claire Smith commented with the love-heart eyes emoji, while content creator Brooke Warne replied, saying she was 'Obsessed' with the photo, and Bec Judd left a love heart. Others remarked that she looked 'angelic' and was 'glowing'. The influencer, who is married to 'nightclub king of Australia', Nick Russian, has previously discussed how she deals with trolls. 'To be honest, if someone doesn't like what I am wearing or how I have styled my hair, well that's their opinion and they are entitled to it,' she told Husskie. 'Once you go through some hardship in your life, it sounds cliche, but strangers typing nasty comments from behind their computer screens doesn't really rate.' 'You don't really come across happy successful people who spend time writing nasty comments,' she added. Russian has developed a cult following over the years for her style savvy and impeccable fashion-forward taste. However, she also dabbles in health and wellness content and has opened up in the past about being an ex-ballerina and her relationship with fad diets. 'I have tried different fitness programs, diets, juice cleanses and fads but this often left me feeling miserable and I couldn't sustain them long term,' Russian told Body + Soul. 'I would go from being extremely healthy to bingeing on fast food; there was no in-between!' Now, she advocates for a more balanced approach to health and wellness. 'I try to cook homemade dinners Monday through Thursday,' she explains. 'I'll have a salad or soup for lunch and then make a healthy pasta or meat and vegetables for dinner'. By the end of the week, her family often heads out to dinner or orders takeaway because: 'If you can't enjoy yourself on the weekend, then when can you?' However, she faced a setback with her health recently when her arthritis in her hands began to flare up in January. She took to her account to candidly share her journey with her followers. 'It's been so swollen and painful for the last couple of months,' she said. 'It was so crippling, I couldn't even hold a hairbrush. It was really disheartening'. She said she is currently managing her arthritis through diet and lifestyle under the guidance of a doctor.
Daily Mail
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Parents left in stitches over model's 'stressful' discussion with her toddler as he issues strict instructions as to how he wants his meal prepared
Parents have been left in hysterics after a young mother perfectly captured the 'stress' navigating a toddler's mealtime demands. Steph Claire Smith, an Australian fitness influencer, shared the moment her three-year-old gave her a detailed - and confusing - explanation about how he wanted his crumpet prepared for breakfast. The 30-year-old mother struggled to interpret her son Harvey's specific and unusual demands but was relieved when he gave her meal the seal of approval and she was able to avoid a tantrum. She shared the hilarious interaction in a TikTok video that quickly went viral as fellow parents said they strongly 'related' to the anxiety of keeping up with toddlers' ever-changing culinary preferences. In the clip, Steph, who's expecting her second baby any day, films herself as she reacts and tries to make sense of Harvey's instructions. 'So you want me to cut your crumpet in half and have jam on one side and Vegemite on the...' she started to clarify - before being quickly interrupted and corrected by the youngster. After some babbling, the mother thought Harvey wanted his jam on top of his Vegemite - but she was again mistaken. Eventually, Steph understood the toddler was asking for a crumpet with jam on one half and Vegemite on the other - and it must remain whole. 'Do you promise?' Harvey asked his confused mother as she went to the kitchen to prepare his order. 'I promise, I'll do my best,' she laughed in response. The mum, who boasts 1.4million followers on the platform, then shared the tense moment she presented Harvey with his crumpet. After a few seconds of deliberation, the boy confirmed she made his snack correctly and asked for a glass of milk to wash it down. The model's video racked up more than 3.8million views and had many parents expressing their 'fears' over getting their own toddlers' meals wrong. 'Having a toddler is like being the assistant of a high-profile business executive who doesn't pay you and makes inconsistent, erratic and illogical demands all the time,' one mother joked. 'I'm serving my kids food shaking with fear every time,' a second confessed. 'I was absolutely terrified for you,' a third wrote and another replied: 'Seriously, held my breath waiting to hear whether she did it right or not!' The model's video racked up more than 3.8million views and had many parents expressing their 'fears' over getting their own toddlers' meals wrong 'The silence while your work was getting appraised was stressful,' someone added. Many were impressed with Steph's correct understanding of Harvey's requests admitting they would have provoked a tantrum. 'Ok, I completely misunderstood. I thought he wanted the jam and Vegemite on the plate next to the crumpet on either side. Glad you clocked those directions, mum,' one woman laughed. 'Thank god you understood that because I still thought the crumpet was supposed to be dry with the condiments next to them not on them,' a second agreed. 'Nailed it, mum! Take the rest of the day off!,' a viewer commented. 'Honestly, at that point I would have asked him to do it himself, kitchen closed,' quipped another. Others said the interaction was a far cry from their own childhoods. 'What happened to you get what you're given or you get nothing at all?' someone asked. 'We used to get a choice - take or leave it,' another recalled.
