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Terrie McEvoy and her husband David Fitzpatrick with their new baby boy (Photo via @terriemcevoy on Instagram).
Terrie McEvoy announced the birth of her second child, a bouncing baby boy, this weekend in a series of emotional posts on Instagram.
The influencer and former nurse had revealed she was expecting a baby boy back in May with her husband David Fitzpatrick.
In an emotional post on Instagram, Terrie shared photos of her and her husband holding their new baby with the caption: "He’s here!!!!! The missing piece to our puzzle and all 8Ibs 9oz of him! Our hearts are ready to burst!! Mammy, Daddy, Sydney and Jake love you so much baby boy!"
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In a follow-up post, the Dublin woman shared a video of herself after the birth saying: "Holding my son for the first time but feeling like we had met before was one of the strangest but most surreal moments of my life. I never ever wanted this moment to end!"
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Terrie and David already have a three-year-old daughter, Sydney.
No names have been revealed as of yet for the little man!
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