The cast of Jersey Shore have been sharing their excitement as Mike Sorrentino, also known as The Situation announced the birth of his baby girl.

Yesterday, Mike and his wife Lauren shared the news that they welcomed their daughter Mia Bella Elizabeth on Tuesday, January 24 and their pals are overjoyed for them. 

When revealing Mia’s birth, Mike shared photos of himself, Lauren and their bundle of joy at the hospital to his 3.2M Instagram followers, while in another snap, Sorrentino is dressed in scrubs as he proudly cradles his daughter.

The 40-year-old penned, “WELCOME our Italian princess Mia Bella Elizabeth Sorrentino to the fam”.

A host of Jersey Shore cast members rushed to the comments to congratulate Mike and Lauren on their second child. 

Pauly D wrote, “Sooo beyond precious”, while Angelina Marie Pivarnick penned, “Little munchkin @mikethesituation @lauren_sorrentino our family keeps growing”.

“Twins! So excited to meet her!”, said Snooki. Deena Nicole Buckner added, “Congratulations beautiful family”.

Just last week, Mike shared how honoured he felt to be a dad. He posted a sweet collection of snaps of him and his 21-month-old son Romeo Reign and explained, “Of all the titles I’ve been privileged to have, “Dad” has always been the best”.

The reality TV stars announced they were expecting a baby girl in November by sharing a picture of the two dressed in black with a pink boa wrapped around Lauren. They said, “ITS OFFICIAL, We have a Situation. it’s a GIRL. Coming January 2023”.

Sophie Hinchliffe has been opening up to her audience.

The cleaning guru, who is also known to fans as Mrs Hinch, had been the subject of pregnancy rumours in recent weeks.

However, the 32-year-old has since decided to clear up any speculation.

Taking to her Instagram stories earlier today, the mum-of-two wrote a lengthy post, beginning with the phrase, “Just a quick one from me…”.

After thanking her fans for selling out her book signing dates for next month, Sophie then went on to address the swirling pregnancy rumours with her 4.6M Instagram followers. 

“I’ve seen a lot of comments even articles that I am pregnant. I can confirm I am not. Maybe in a few years,” she penned, not ruling out another child in the future.

Ultimately, Sophie admits that her current life is too hectic to add another baby into the mix. “But for now I have two toddlers and a full time job that keeps me busier than I can even manage with now,” she wrote.

“So maybe I just had too much chocolate over Christmas who knows,” she teased, before adding, “However my weight is no longer my biggest priority which at one point in my life sadly it really was.”

Continuing her discussion, Sophie decided to go into detail about her relationship with her body and how it has changed since giving birth. “When I fell pregnant with Ron (my first book signing back in 2019) I was a size 6/8, my body since then has changed not only in size but shape… EVERYTHING!”, she exclaimed.

“It’s something I am still trying to adapt to, I feel unrecognisable to myself if I’m honest,” Sophie wrote frankly.

In the end, despite her ongoing battles with body image, the cleaning influencer noted that she will always feel proud of her body for giving birth to her two sons, three-year-old Ronnie and one-year-old Lennie. “I have been blessed to grow two healthy babies and that they changed my life for the better,” Sophie gushed.

Michael Bublé has been opening up about his son’s heartbreaking cancer diagnosis.

In November 2016, Michael’s son Noah was diagnosed with hepatoblastoma, a rare form of liver cancer. The young boy was just three years old at the time.

Thankfully, Noah was given the all-clear one year later, and is now thriving at the age of nine. However, dad Michael has since admitted that the terrifying ordeal has left him with a lasting impact.

In an interview with Red Magazine, the Haven’t Met You Yet hitmaker admitted that his son's diagnosis changed his life. “That, of course, changed me in a big way – it changed what mattered to me, it changed how I saw life,” he shared.

“For most of my life as an entertainer and, especially on stage, I’d become my alter ego,” Michael continued. “Then my wife and I went through this unthinkable thing, and I lost that alter ego.”

In a recent interview with The Mirror, the Canadian singer has further detailed how his son’s health scare made him rethink his career as a musician.

"I've been through a lot, obviously. When I made the last record [in 2018], my son had just been in remission and I wasn’t ready to come back,” Michael recalled.

The Cry Me A River singer added that he was worried that his mental health following his family’s upset would end his career. "I didn’t know that at the time but, mentally, I was so unstable and vulnerable. I made a safe record with producers I liked and I just tried to protect myself and hold on to a career,” Michael shared.

However, now that Noah has been in remission for almost six years, Michael has been slowly getting back into the music scene. "I feel really good now and I was raring to go — like this great weight had been lifted off me. My son was healthy, my kids and my wife were good, life is good," he gushed.

As well as son Noah, Michael and his wife Luisana Lopilato also share three other children – seven-year-old son Elias, four-year-old daughter Vida and five-month-old baby Cielo.

Jorgie Porter welcomed her son, Forest, into the world in November of last year with her fiancé, Ollie Piotrowski.

Since becoming a mum, the Hollyoaks star, known for portraying Theresa McQueen on the soap, has been sharing updates of adjusting to mum life online. 

The 35-year-old’s most recent Instagram post shared an insight into her struggles with breastfeeding and trying to pump so she can spend some time apart from Forest.

Porter shared a selfie while she cuddled her newborn with the caption, “Todays challenge… trying to pump so my mum can look after Forest for a few hours. Anyone else feel that in pregnancy soooooooo much is spoken about regarding birth and the baby but not a lot about what you might encounter after your baby is here?”.

“Like seriously, breastfeeding is amazing and I consider myself lucky that I haven’t had many challenges so far, but I’m starting to need to leave Forest for a few hours and honestly feel like a need a degree to figure this out”.

She continued, “Apart from not knowing ‘when’ the best time is to pump is, whilst making sure he’s getting what he needs now and pumping the ‘right’ amount for later… sometimes after all the faff I’m then struggling to pump a drop at all”.

“So genuinely if anyone has any tips I’d love to know and for anyone who feels like me save this post and hopefully some lovely Instagram fairies will come up with some answers to help us in the comments”.

Fans of the soap star rushed to the comments to share helpful advice with Jorgie as well as praise her for being so honest about the realities of breastfeeding. 

One fan wrote, “100% agree, they talk you through the easy part, then suddenly you're responsible for a little human and have so much to figure out. I tried a few different pumps, a friend told me about the manual hand one”.

“I found the morning best and if you can pump on one side when you feed forest on the other side you might get more”, penned a second fan of Jorgie.

Another added, “I feel so many first time mums know so much about pregnancy, but then then when baby arrives it’s such a SHOCK! Which is why I think it’s so important people are honest about it all! Thank you for always being so honest…. It’s so refreshing! Your doing amazing Jorgie!”.

Jorgie and Ollie announced they were expecting a baby in June 2022 by posting a sweet video of their hands revealing a baby scan underneath. When sharing the news that Forest had made his arrival into the world, Jorgie penned, “Welcome to the family….Our baby boy.. forest”.

Amy Hart has been getting candid about the negative criticism she has been receiving recently.

The former Love Island contestant is currently expecting her first child with her boyfriend Sam Rason. The pair are due to welcome their little one in March.

Although Amy has been incredibly positive online about her pregnancy so far, the reality star has felt the need to open up about recent criticisms that she has been receiving.

Taking to her Instagram stories last night, the 30-year-old initially spoke to her 1.1M followers about hypnobirthing, and how she intends to use the techniques she has learned when her labour begins.

Amy then decided to discuss the negativity she has been receiving since she revealed she was pregnant. “We talk alot about the ‘cloak of protection’ from negative vibes and I’m having to use mine alot at the moment. I get sent so so much negativity every day,” she admitted. 

“I know alot of it comes from a good place, but I feel a lot of it is just trying to piss on other people’s chips just because,” she added.

The mum-to-be then went on to explain a clever analogy. “I’ve heard so many times that if someone told you they were gonna climb Mount Everest you wouldn’t start quoting stats about accidents, you’d say ‘Wow that’s amazing!’”, Amy argued. 

However, the former flight attendant recognised that the majority of her fans’ comments have been loving and supportive. “To all the people that keep the positive vibes flowing, thank you,” she praised.

Lastly, Amy promised that throughout her time as a mum, she will always choose to see the brighter side of life. “I always say, as I venture into motherhood, I have two options. Optimism and pessimism. I will always choose optimism!”, she penned. 

“If things don’t go the way I plan, I’ll deal with them when they happen. What’s the use of stressing right now,” Amy added.

Well done to Amy for being so candid!