Selling Sunset Heather Rae Young has become a mother for the first time after welcoming a baby boy with husband Tarek El Moussa.
The reality star confirmed last summer that she was expecting a baby with Tarek, the latter of whom has two children from his previous marriage to Christina Hall.
Tarek has now shared the happy news on Instagram that Heather gave birth to the baby at the end of last month, posting a picture of the newborn being held by their two hands.
"Our baby boy is here 1.31.23 Mama & baby are happy, healthy, tired but doing well. Our hearts are so happy," he wrote, Heather sharing the same post on her own page.
They have since received a host of congratulations, including from Selling Sunset co-stars, with Jason Oppenheim writing: "Yay!!! So excited for you two (three!!!!)."
"Omg sending SO much love your way!!!" Chrishell Stause said with crying eyes emojis, while Maya Vander wrote: "Yesssss" with a praising hands emoji.
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Emma Hernan added: "OMG!!!!!! Dying!! Congratulations beautiful girl! So proud of you!! Congrats to the whole fam!!!"
Tarek also spoke to Us Weekly about the birth, saying: “Becoming a father for the third time is just as exciting as it was the first time. Our baby boy is doing amazing, and Heather was a rockstar during labour.
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“I don’t think I’ve ever seen Tay and Bray as happy as they were when they met their little brother."
He added: “We are on cloud nine and soaking in all of the snuggles and bonding with our little guy as an official family of five. My heart has grown even bigger and I’m feeling like the luckiest guy on the planet.”
Many congratulations to the happy couple.
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