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Baby joy for Holly Willoughby
Tuesday 12 May 2009
Baby Harry, her son with husband Dan Baldwin, was born at 1.18pm and weighed 7lb 4oz, according to her manager John Knight.
"Holly Willoughby and her husband Dan Baldwin are delighted to announce the birth of their son, Harry James Baldwin," he said in a statement. "Mother and baby are doing well."
It is the first baby for the 28-year-old presenter, whose pregnancy was revealed to millions of television viewers as she hosted the 'Xtra Factor' last November.
As Simon Cowell and Louis Walsh congratulated her on the live show, Willoughby said: "Yes, I am pregnant - I don't know if people know that yet."
Willoughby, who married television executive Baldwin in August 2007, has said she wanted to be a "young mum".
She is best known for her role presenting ITV's popular celebrity ice-skating competition 'Dancing On Ice' with Phillip Schofield.
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