DANIELLE Fogarty and Ross Worswick have welcomed their second child together.
The pair announced their happy new on Instagram tonight, a day after the birth of their little boy.

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Delighted mum Danielle revealed the newborn’s trendy name, writing: “Maddox Fogarty Worswick born 02.07.23 03.35am 7lbs 2oz Our hearts are so full. Welcome to the world.”
Their celebrity pals were quick to congratulate them.
Mario Falcone, Caroline Thomas, Gorka Marquez, Chloe Lewis, Elle Brown and footballer Scott Sinclair were all over the moon for the pair.
Danielle’s sister Claudia, who starred in the winter edition of Love Island, wrote: “am so in love it’s a joke! So proud of you both.”


Lifestyle blogger Danielle revealed that she and Ex on The Beach star husband Ross were expecting their second baby in a sweet post earlier this year.
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In April she revealed the gender of their new little addition.
Danielle, who is daughter of I’m A Celeb winner and super-bike legend Carl Fogarty, looked stunning in a floaty blue maxi dress to make her announcement.
She wrote alongside it: “The clue is the blue.”
Danielle revealed she was expecting her second child in February- announcing the news days after her sister entered Love Island.
In a video posted to Instagram, Danielle shared the adorable moment she discovered she was pregnant and told Ross, with the pair looking emotional before she showed the positive test to the screen.
She wrote alongside the vid: “& then there were 4 #halfway”
The couple have been dating since 2018 and also have a 21-month-old son named Mason.

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