Lottie Tomlinson and Lewis Burton become parents to a baby girl, sharing a photo of their "perfect" daughter.

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January 16th 2025.

Lottie Tomlinson and Lewis Burton become parents to a baby girl, sharing a photo of their
Lottie Tomlinson and Lewis Burton are now proud parents of two children, as Lottie has given birth to their second child. The former tennis player and the make-up artist and influencer shared the happy news on Instagram, with an adorable photo of their first-born, two-year-old Lucky, peeking into the crib to see his new baby sister. Lottie captioned the polaroid with the date of her daughter's arrival and a sweet message about how perfect she is.

The younger sister of One Direction singer Louis Tomlinson and her fiancé were overwhelmed with love and support from friends and family, including Lottie's sister Phoebe and her father Mark. Content creator Sydney May Crouch and Love Island star Shaughna Phillips also congratulated the couple on their new addition.

Lottie and Lewis began dating in 2020 and got engaged in November 2023 during a romantic trip to Paris. Lewis went all out for the proposal, decorating a red carpet with petals and candles and putting up balloons with the words "Marry me." It was a sweet and special moment for the couple.

Before Lottie, Lewis had dated Love Island presenter Caroline Flack, who tragically passed away in 2020. Meanwhile, Lottie rose to fame around 2010 and has since become an advocate for grief and bereavement, having lost her mother Johannah Deakin in 2016 and her sister Felicité in 2018.

The parents-of-two have been sharing their journey on social media, from Lottie's pregnancy announcement in July to her "bumpy looks" series and the release of her book "Lucky Girl: Family, Falling and Finding My Way" in 2024. The couple is overjoyed to welcome their new baby girl and start this new chapter as a family of four.

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