Dancing On Ice’s Yebin Mok and Dr Tom Naylor welcome a daughter called Lilia 

Dancing On Ice professionals Yebin Mok and Dr Tom Naylor have welcomed their second child together.

The couple, who already have a son, Theo, have named their newborn daughter Lilia. 

Announcing the news to OK!, the professional skaters revealed that she entered the world on Thursday at 2.30am, weighing 7lbs 15oz.

Happy news: Dancing On Ice professionals Yebin Mok and Dr Tom Naylor have welcomed their second child together

They told the publication: ‘She kept us waiting but we are overjoyed to welcome our gorgeous little girl into the world.

‘Both mummy and baby healthy and very happy. Our little family is now four.’

Lilia’s full name is Lilia Song-i Naylor, with her Korean middle name a signal of Yebin’s heritage. 

Mum again: The couple, who already have a son, Theo, have named their newborn daughter Lilia

Mum again: The couple, who already have a son, Theo, have named their newborn daughter Lilia

The parents announced the news of the pregnancy on Instagram back in April. 

Yebin posted a picture of two teddy bears, a bunny and a panda, holding a picture of an ultrasound which Tom reshared to his Stories writing: ‘Our little clan is growing’.  

The couple have been married for five years – and Theo was reportedly very excited to become a ‘big brother’. 

Delighted: The professional skaters revealed that she entered the world on Thursday at 2.30am, weighing 7lbs 15oz

Delighted: The professional skaters revealed that she entered the world on Thursday at 2.30am, weighing 7lbs 15oz

Baby joy! The parents announced the news of the pregnancy on Instagram back in April

Baby joy! The parents announced the news of the pregnancy on Instagram back in April

He drew a stick figure picture of a ‘mummy and baby in the belly’ that was shared alongside the ultrasound.  

Yebin captioned the snap: We can’t wait to meet you!! ❤️ Our love bug #2  @drtom_onice

‘The cutest part is Theo’s excitement of being a big brother… always drawing mummy and baby in the belly! ❤️’

Adorable: The couple have been married for five years - and Theo was reportedly very excited to become a 'big brother'

Adorable: The couple have been married for five years and Theo, who was excited to become a ‘big brother’ drew a stick figure picture of a ‘mummy and baby in the belly’

Earlier in the year, Yebin had to miss the first few weeks of the ITV skating show after a ‘freak accident’ with skating partner Graham Bell in training in January.

She was set to perform with the former Olympic skier, 55, but was hospitalised after he accidentally fell over with his skate ripping into her leg and exposed her tendons. 

Yebin said she was ‘absolutely gutted’ to have to bow out of the competition but said she said she would be cheering for her partner ‘like a nervous mom at the side of the rink’ as he competed with her replacement Karina Mantra.   

Worrying: Earlier in the year, Yebin had to miss the first few weeks of the ITV skating show after a 'freak accident' with skating partner Graham Bell in training in January.

Worrying: Earlier in the year, Yebin had to miss the first few weeks of the ITV skating show after a ‘freak accident’ with skating partner Graham Bell in training in January.

Yebin penned: ‘Absolutely gutted I won’t be able to skate on @dancingonice with Graham these couple of weeks. 

‘Graham and I had a freak accident during our practice on Monday where his blade went into my shin.

‘Such unlucky timing but also counting my lucky stars as I cut through the muscles, and not nerves, bone, vessels or tendons! How I didn’t cut any of that they say is a miracle.’

Speaking after the injury, Graham told MailOnline: ‘I fell when we were training on Monday and Yebin my pro-dance partner fell onto the back of my skate.   

‘She was cut quite badly on the shin and needed an operation to clean and stitch up the wound. She spent Monday night in Watford hospital and was released yesterday, luckily there was no nerve or tendon damage.

‘She has been told two to four weeks before she can skate again, so Dancing on Ice have organised for a replacement, Karina Mantra, to come in for the first few performances.

‘It’s going to be really tough learning our routines again with someone new, but Yebin will be on hand to coach us both. It is now a massive incentive for me to stay in the show so that I can get Yebin back on the ice!’  

Stayed positive: Yebin was set to perform with the former Olympic skier, 55, but was hospitalised after he accidentally fell over with his skate ripping into her leg and exposed her tendons

Stayed positive: Yebin was set to perform with the former Olympic skier, 55, but was hospitalised after he accidentally fell over with his skate ripping into her leg and exposed her tendons

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