Rosanna Davison: Former Miss World has twins after multiple losses
- Former Miss World Rosanna Davison is now a mother of three
- The mother of three welcomed twin babies Oscar and Hugo on November 19, 2020
- She has an older daughter named Sophia
- The model and her husband had sadly lost 14 pregnancies before their sons arrived
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The pain of losing one child is unimaginable. Now think about losing 14!
Former Miss World Rosanna Davison is a mother for the third time after suffering 14 heartbreaking miscarriages.
The model and her husband announced the birth of what they termed as their miracle twins on Instagram.
Source: Instagram
The pair welcomed their newest tots to the world on November 19 and their hearts fell in love instantly.
The 36-year-old named the identical pair Oscar and Hugo. Rosanna, who already has an older daughter named Sophia, shared a photo of herself in the hospital right after delivery with a wide smile on her face.
She was happy, blessed, relieved and her heart was bursting with love.
“Our beautiful and healthy identical twin baby boys, Hugo and Oscar, arrived safely into the world this morning and our hearts are bursting with love,” the model wrote.
To Rosanna, the moment her babies arrived all her dreams came true and she looked forward to caring for her family of five. The former runway hottie said doctors had told her she would probably never carry her own baby to term.
The news of her infertility devastated her and her husband, Wesley Quirke.
She added that over the past few years, she and her partner lost 14 pregnancies but never lost hope that one day they would have a complete family.
Phumudzo Mabila is a strong mother of triplet girls. Phumudzo took to Facebook to wish her lovely girls a happy fifth birthday. According to Phumudzo, her daughters were born with many complications back in 2015.
She was told by doctors that she might lose all three of them. Their weights at birth were 1.3kgs, 1.1kgs and 900g. They were in the hospital for six weeks as one of them developed meningitis while another lost half of two of her fingers.
She shared that they beat the odds together. As all kids do, her daughters tend to bicker but she said she loves how they love each other.
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Source: Briefly News
