'Love Island's' Chris Hughes welcomes new baby into family as he posts adorable photo and says 'I love you'

Reality TV star turned TV presenter Chris Hughes. Photo by Getty Images.Reality TV star turned TV presenter Chris Hughes. Photo by Getty Images.
Reality TV star turned TV presenter Chris Hughes. Photo by Getty Images.
‘Love Island’ star turned TV presenter Chris Hughes has welcomed a new arrival in to his family and declared it ‘the best news’.

‘Love Island’ star Chris Hughes spoken of his happiness after welcoming a new baby girl in to his family.

The reality TV star, who took part in the third series of the popular ITV 2 dating show in 2017, shared his joy as one of his horses, named Annie, gave birth to an adorable baby foal.

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The 31-year-old, who finished Love Island in third place and has gone on to become a sports presenter, shared a photo of Chestnut mare, Annie, lying in the hay alongside her newborn baby foal to Instagram. He captioned the post, which was shared on Monday (May 6): “The BEST news to wake to! Annie had her first foal this morning, at 5.15am and we couldn’t be happier. A chestnut colt, and she’s being a good mum! Thank you to everyone at Carisbrooke Stud for keeping her healthy and happy. A star is born @coralofficial @siclare1 @jonjooneillracing."

Many of his 2.2 million followers left messages of congratulations in the comments. One person said: “She’s one proud mum. Great to hear all went well and he arrived safely.” Another said: “Absolutly beautiful, wonderful news.” A third said: “She looks proud as punch with her baby.”

Hughes also reposted the sweet image of mum and baby to his Instagram Stories and wrote: "Our baby had her baby [love heart] love you girl x". Hughes was coupled up with Loose Women star Olivia Attwood Dack,a age 33, during his time on Love Island. The pair had a relationship in the real world for seven months after leaving the ‘Love Island’ villa, but they split in February 2018. They had filmed their own spin-off reality show about their life after Love Island called ‘Chris & Olivia: Crackin' On’. Hughes has gone on to become a noteable name in the horse racing industry, and has presented ITV Racing since 2019.

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