Love Island star Montana Brown gives birth and shares newborn’s name

Love Island alumni Montana Brown has given birth to a baby boy.

The 27-year-old made the announcement via Instagram, where she shared a sweet black and white snap of her newborn sleeping peacefully.

She also shared with fans that she has named her son Jude Isaiah O’Connor.

Writing alongside the image, she announced: “Welcome to the world Jude Isaiah O’Connor. We’re so smitten with you little man 23.06.23.”

This is her first child with fiancé Mark O’Connor who she met via one of the gyms he owns. The couple got engaged five months after announcing her pregnancy, after Mark popped the question while on holiday in Bermuda.

Following the annoucement, Montana and Mark were flooded with congratulations on Instagram from some famous faces.

Molly Mae Hague said: “Oh wow congratulations mon,” followed by a crying emojii and a blue heart.

Denise Lewis also commented: “Beautiful. Congratulations,” whilst Oti Mabuse said: “Congratulations honey – beautiful.”

Montana announced her pregnancy via Instagram on Christmas Eve by uploading a montage of footage that shared the moment that she and Mark learned they were set to become parents.

The video which she captioned: “Baby O’Connor coming next summer,” received over 160,000 likes.

Montana also shared on the social media platform that she was expecting a baby boy with images from her gender reveal party, that took place in the pool room at Huntlington House in Worcester.

Montana has been open about her struggles to get pregnant, telling fans that she had been trying for some time.

In an Instagram Q&A one follower questioned whether her pregnancy was planned and Montanta replied saying: “@pippacampbell_health did all these amazing tests which was really insightful and helped me understand why it was taking longer than it should.”

The Swim Society founder also urged fans to “understand where your body is at and what your body needs,” after revealing that she was suffering from low levels of testosterone and oestrogen which she rectified via the use of supplements.