Made In Chelsea’s Maeva and James announce birth of first child after difficult labour

The couple named their son Beau Christian Taylor

Made In Chelsea star Maeva D'Ascanio has welcomed her first child with her fiancé James Taylor. Maeva  and James announced the arrival of their newborn son Beau Christian Taylor on Instagram on Wednesday say. The reality star, 30, revealed she had to have a caesarean after struggling to give birth naturally and being nine days overdue. "Welcoming the last 9 months and 11 days into our lives this morning was everything and more than we could have ever hoped for', Maeva wrote in the post. "I’m so happy I’ve now met you my little roast. @jamestaylorldn is going to be the best daddy ever. https://www.instagram.com/p/ClmHhnSqhUl/ "Being induced on Sunday and trying to achieve a virginal birth from the outset wasn’t meant to be. We both decided along with the amazing doctors at the Rosie that a C section was the safest option to bring our boy to us'. "On Wednesday morning 30/11/2022 Beau Christian Taylor joined our growing family (9lbs 9oz!)." James, 27, also shared a selection of snaps on Instagram and wrote: "I’m pretty proud of this. Very well done for enduring that experience @maevadascanio now we have our little boy and bonne chance to us". Love Island's Tasha Ghouri wrote: "Congratulations", while Jess Wright added: "Congratulations darling". Emily Blackwell said: "Congratulations @maevadascanio @jamestaylorldn he’s adorable such a lovely name as well xxx" Maeva documented her difficult labour journey with her followers online. The TV star was induced on Sunday as she was nine days overdue. Related links

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