Love Island star Camilla Thurlow announces birth of third child and reveals adorable name

Camilla Thurlow and Jamie Jewitt have just announced the arrival of their third child.

Huge congratulations, guys!

Sharing a gorgeous family photo on Instagram, Jamie wrote: "And just like that.. we are a family of 5."

In the photo, Camilla, 34, is cradling baby Brodie, meanwhile daughters Nell, three and Nora, one, can be seen snuggling with their new baby brother.

Adorable!

The Love Island couple first announced they were expecting back in December.

At the time, Camilla wrote on Instagram: "Our lovely girls are getting a baby brother! Delighted to share our little family is growing, baby boy due in Spring 2024, it’s going to be a busy house!"

The post featured a video which showed the adorable family gathered around a chalkboard which read: "Big sister 101, with brand new module, BOYS, final exam, May 2024."

Jamie also revealed their little one's adorable name.

"Meet baby Brodie," he added.

"12.38pm 8th May 6lb15oz."

Friends and followers have been rushing to the post to share their messages of congratulations.

One person wrote: "The best news ever! The girls look so smitten. Congratulations to you all."

While another said: "Ahhhh the loveliest news, congratulations to you all."

And a third added: "OMG OMG OMG CONGRATULATIONS CRYING FOR YOU GUYS HOW PERFECT OMG."

Camilla and Jamie first appeared on Love Island back in 2017 for the third season.

And it seems that marriage and motherhood wasn't what Camilla expected to happen when she signed up for the show.

"I mean, I never really thought that far ahead when I was on Love Island," she told Tyla in 2021. "It didn't even cross my mind when I was on the show.

"But obviously, I appreciate how incredibly lucky I've been now."

She then explained how much she enjoyed sharing her pregnancy, and opened up about the challenges of motherhood, too.

"Becoming a mother is so overwhelming," Camilla continued.

"We're all trying to be the best we can be for our babies. What works for one family might not work for someone else.

"It's so important that we're able to speak to other parents without casting judgement, because these judgements can have a real effect.

"We want people to have a place where they can definitely share their experiences, but they can get advice that can help and empower parents.

"But in terms of our lives, I think Jamie and I together just felt that it all it all came together perfectly and we are so, so happy."