Ex-MAFS ‘wife’ Nadia Stamp welcomes new bub
Former Married At First Sight contestant Nadia Stamp has welcomed a new baby with her Geelong boyfriend. See the photos.
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Former Married At First Sight ‘wife’ Nadia Stamp has welcomed a baby girl with
her Geelong beau Glen Talaric.
Stamp was a contestant on the 2017 season of the reality show, and although she didn’t find love there, successfully found it in the Geelong region.
She now calls Geelong her home, and has started her own business, DIPD Nails.
Stamp took to her Instagram on Thursday to share the news of her and partner Glen’s “new love”, announcing the birth of daughter Giselle Grace.
She shared a series of images to celebrate the arrival of her baby girl.
“Glen and I are so thrilled to have a happy & healthy baby who has a wonderful appetite,” Stamp said in the post.
“Our hearts are so full of love.
“We’re enjoying these special first time moments in our little bubble and we thank you for all your supportive and beautiful messages.”
Stamp joked that her pet whippet, Winnie, is “a little bit jealous but also very excited” about the new edition.
“Feeling every bit blessed in this moment with our little Gigi,” she said. Stamp had been keeping her almost 70,000 followers in the loop with her pregnancy progression, sharing photographs of her belly’s growth as the due date drew closer.
She gave birth to her daughter on April 11.
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