Rosanna Davison Shares Adorable Hospital Snap With Her Newborn Son Hugo

 

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Rosanna Davison has shared an adorable snap with her son Hugo, as they spend time together in hospital.

The model welcomed twin boys to the world last Wednesday and has remained in the National Maternity Hospital with her little bundles of joy ever since.

Capturing a gorgeous mother and son moment, she held her little boy close as he cradled into her chest.

“Little Hugo passed out after his lunch,” she said.

Rosanna, who’s already mum to little Sophia, shared her heartache over the weekend as she couldn’t be with the tiny tot on her first birthday.

“Hard to believe that Sophia arrived into the world a year ago…what a year it’s been,” she said on social media.

“Cake, balloons, cuddles and pressies planned for a belated celebration when I’m home from hospital.”

Rosanna and Wes welcomed their beautiful daughter to the world via surrogacy last November, following years of fertility struggles and 14 devastating miscarriages.

 

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Recalling Sophia’s birth, Rosanna previously told VIP Magazine, “We went over to Kiev on November 11th, the same day we had signed the contract a year before.

“She was about 37 and a half weeks then. We met the surrogate at her last full scan and it was so surreal to see a woman walk into the room carrying your child,” she cried.

“We had to wait another week for her birth. At 39 weeks I got a call from the pregnancy coordinator saying she’s gone into labour and to get to the hospital quick.

“We dashed, checked into our hospital room and then had to wait about an hour until we were called…we walked in as Sophia’s head was crowning.”

She continued, “They handed me the scissors and I cut the umbilical cord and I just turned to our surrogate and I was like, ‘thank you, thank you’, bawling.

“The poor girl was just exhausted…so we were just handed Sophia…and that was it. I’ll never be able to thank our surrogate enough. Never ever.It was extraordinary. The most surreal day of our lives – the 21st of November.”

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