Amy Childs has shared a photo of her newborn twins being held by her cousin and fellow TOWIE star Harry Derbidge, who she has revealed is being referred to as their 'uncle'. The reality TV star, 32, and her partner Billy Delbosq, 39, welcomed their twins just last week. The couple have yet to announce the names of their newborn son and daughter.
The Only Way is Essex star has posted updates with her followers on Instagram since their arrival, including sharing a photo of them being held by her cousin Harry, 29. The photo had initially been shared by Harry himself, alongside other photos that had seemingly been taken when Amy's co-star and relative had met the twins recently.
The photos showcased personalised blankets that had been made for the two siblings. The blankets - which were in respective blue and pink varieties - read 'Baby Delbosq'. Harry wrote: 'The twins are here! I'm a very proud uncle Harry! So proud of you [Amy]. What a day meeting the twins. Love the twins so much. Love you both [Amy and Billy]'.
Amy responded in the comments section: 'The best uncle ... the twins love you so much'. She also shared the post on her Instagram Story, writing: 'Aww love you uncle Harry'. It comes amid Amy and Billy thanking fans for the outpouring of support that they have received since the twins arrived.
The couple shared a video message on Instagram Story over the bank holiday weekend, including the caption: 'The proud parents here. Thank you all for your lovely messages'. During the video, Amy commented that the couple have been in 'a little bubble' since their twins were born and described her newborn babies as 'absolutely perfect'.
Amy - who was already mum to kids Polly, five, and Ritchie, four - announced their arrival over the weekend, sharing photos of herself and Billy cradling the twins whilst sat on the edge of a hospital bed. She wrote: 'Welcome to the world our beautiful little twins. [...] Mummy and Daddy love you so so much. We've been in a complete baby bubble the past few days. Our family is now finally complete.'
