JEREMY Clarkson’s daughter Emily has given birth to her first child and revealed the newborn’s adorable name.
The new mum, 27, has called her new arrival Arlo Rose Andrew and shared a cute snap of her bundle of joy.
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Emily shared a picture of herself cradling her daughter on her chest in a hospital bed.
She revealed Arlo arrived on Wednesday.
Emily, who announced she was expected with her husband Alex Andrew in September, captioned the black and white snap: “Arlo Rose Andrew 🐣 1/2/23 ❤️ we’re all doing really well at home and just loving this time hanging out as a family so will be back online in a little bit xxxxxxx”
Emily’s friends and followers rushed to congratulate the happy family.
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“Congratulations!” wrote Geordie Shore star Holly Hagan, while YouTube legend Zoe Sugg and Clarkson’s Farm star Kaleb Cooper shared identical messages.
“SHE’S HERE!!!!!!!!” added influencer Alex Light.
A pal chimed in: “Oh EM! You did it! Huge congratulations to you all and welcome to the world little Arlo – you have one extremely cool mum! Xx”
Emily is the daughter of Sun columnist Jeremy and presents her own podcast, Should I Delete That?
She has also published a book, Can I Speak To Someone In Charge?, a series of open letters addressing the absurdities of modern life.
When she wed Alex, she opted for a countryside wedding and shared some snaps of their romantic day on Instagram.
Jeremy, 62, seemed delighted to welcome Irish city trader Alex into the family, having previously gushed online about their engagement.
When Alex popped the question, the Who Wants To Be A Millionaire? host had commented: “Very very happy father.”
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