Former Made In Chelsea star Lucy Watson has revealed the name of her second child with her husband and fellow show alumnus James Dunmore. The couple welcomed their baby daughter earlier this week, sharing the news via an Instagram post containing hospital photographs of Watson, Dunmore and their young son Willoughby James with the newest addition to their family. On Sunday, the 35-year-old shared a further picture of her newborn on Instagram, displaying sweet snaps of the infant resting on her chest while snuggled up in a white babygrow.
She captioned the social media update "Blair" alongside a red rose emoji. The comments section received numerous congratulations, with former The Only Way Is Essex star Chloe Lewis writing: "Beautiful." Sister and fellow Made In Chelsea star Tiffany Watson also commented: "Love her so much." The pair initially announced the birth of their daughter on Wednesday with a post captioned "and then there were 4…", having previously revealed the baby's gender with pictures taken during a family holiday earlier this summer. Watson first announced her pregnancy in April, showcasing her growing bump while holding an image of an ultrasound and a pregnancy test.
The couple first started dating in 2015 while starring on E4’s reality series, which documented the growth of their relationship. They departed the show in 2016 and moved in together the following year, with Watson revealing on Instagram that they had bought their first property as a couple. They tied the knot in a lavish ceremony in 2021, before welcoming their first child in 2024 after years of publicly documented fertility struggles.
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Back in 2024, Watson broke down in tears while discussing her fertility struggles on Beyond Chelsea. Speaking to her sister Tiffany Watson, Lucy admitted seeing her sibling pregnant “Shone a light on what she didn’t have.” She then cried as she described how hard it was for her to think about her fertility. Join thought-provoking conversations, follow other Independent readers and see their replies
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