‘We are having another baby girl’: Former Bachelor star announces she is expecting her second child
Former Bachelor star Emily Ghougassian (née Simms) has announced she and her husband Pierre Ghougassian are set to welcome their second child together.
The 37-year-old made the exciting announcement on Instagram on Thursday, sharing a photo of the couple posing with their one-year-old daughter Laila.
‘Laila is becoming a big sister! We are having another baby girl! And Pierre is now very scared about the teenage years… Due June 2021,’ she wrote.
‘We are having another baby girl’: Former Bachelor star Emily Ghougassian has announced she is expecting her second child with husband Pierre
The makeup artist welcomed her daughter Laila into the world with husband Pierre, seven weeks early in July 2019.
Emily shared the news to Instagram at the time alongside a picture of the adorable bub.
‘Laila Belle Ghougassian, born 03.07.2019, at 2:24pm, weighing 2.022kg,’ her post read.
Exciting! The 37-year-old made the exciting announcement on Instagram on Thursday, sharing a photo of the couple posing with their one-year-old daughter Laila and an ultrasound scan
‘Baby is doing well and has been moved out of ICU and into the special care nursery as of today.’
The former Bachelor star tied the knot with her real estate agent husband Pierre in August 2018, one year after they first met.
The couple exchanged vows at the Melbourne Town Hall, followed by a reception at The George Ballroom in St. Kilda.
Premature birth: The makeup artist welcomed her daughter Laila into the world with husband Pierre, seven weeks early in July 2019
Smitten: Emily tied the knot with Pierre (right) in August 2018, one year after they first met
Emily rose to fame in 2015 when she appeared as a contestant on Sam Wood’s season of The Bachelor Australia.
She memorably stormed off the set of the show during a rose ceremony to avoid being eliminated by Sam.
After the series wrapped, the 37-year-old publicly lashed out at Channel Ten and accused them of portraying her as a villain through selective editing.
Flashback: Emily rose to fame in 2015 when she appeared as a contestant on Sam Wood’s season of The Bachelor Australia