star has announced the birth of her first child and revealed her adorable name.
The 31-year-old played Louise Govern in ’s iconic kids TV series, and revealed that she was pregnant with an adorable clip earlier this year.
And now, Chelsie and her partner Iain George have announced the birth of their baby girl.
Taking to Instagram, she wrote: ‘GOLDIE RAYNER GEORGE
‘Hi world, I couldn’t wait to meet my Mummy and Daddy any longer so on Tuesday when I was 36+1 I gave them a little surprise….’
Chelsie went on to say her daughter had been born on Tuesday, August 15, weighing 6lbs 12oz.
‘Pure perfection, we are beyond besotted,’ the pair added.
The adorable picture saw baby Goldie in her cot beside a ‘Hello world’ sign.
Chelsie later shared another update with fans, thanking them for the congratulatory messages and revealing her daughter was suffering with jaundice.
Sharing another adorable picture of Goldie sleeping, Chelsie wrote, in Goldie’s words: ‘Thank you so much to everyone who have sent messages and called me beautiful (I really am).
‘Mummy will tell you the wild and wonderful story of how I decided to enter this world soon but right now she’s super busy feeding me yummy milk very often so I can get rid of this jaundice stufffff.’
Chelsie and Iain announced their pregnancy earlier this year with an adorable video that saw her sobbing into her hands after she found out her pregnancy test results.
The clip then showed the BBC star greeting her partner Iain with a hug while excitedly telling him they were expecting.
As the mini film progressed fans were offered a look in on the moment Chelsie broke the news to her parents with a pregnancy test in a box.
Throughout the rest of the footage, other family members were gifted various infant-related prizes such as cards and baby-grows.
The sweet video ended with a card that announced the couple would welcome their bundle of joy this September.
Chelsie uploaded the news with a caption that read: ‘Baby George, you are SO loved already [sic].’
Fellow Tracy Beaker star Dani was among those to offer their congratulations to the actress, penning: ‘oh I’m so so so happy for you both [sic].’
