Made In Chelsea’s Tiffany Watson gives birth to first child with husband Cameron McGeehan and reveals adorable name

MADE In Chelsea star Tiffany Watson has given birth to her first child with husband Cameron McGeehan and revealed their baby's very sweet name.

The couple got engaged in Paris in October 2021 and married the following year in Surrey.

Tiffany shared the news that they have become parents on Instagram today.

Alongside an emotional photo of the trio in hospital, she penned: "Jude Maximus McGeehan born 21/06/23 We love you so much."

Tiffany was quickly congratulated by her reality TV co-stars with MIC star Louise Thompson writing: "Congratulations darling girl."

Tiffany's sister Lucy Watson typed: "so proud of you. love you so much."

Pregnant Towie star Ferne McCann said: "Ahhhhh congratulations darling."

Made In Chelsea viewers last year saw Tiffany open up about losing a baby at eight weeks shortly after getting engaged to Cameron.

She broke down in tears, telling Olivia Bentley: "I think going through it was awful.

"Even though we weren’t trying, when you find out, you do become very attached to the baby. You’re mourning a loss of something. Something you never really had.”

Cameron - born in Kington-upon-Thames, just down the river from Chelsea - plays as a midfielder for Belgian First Division club KV Oostende.

He has admitted to being bewildered by her career, telling The Sun: "I’ve watched the show a couple of times and it’s quite funny seeing your girlfriend on TV - it’s an interesting career that she’s got. 

“Girls come up to her in the street and tell her how amazing she is, which is nice to see. I’m very lucky to have met her and it’s going strong.”

However, he ruled out appearing on the show himself, saying: "It’s not something that is going to crossover into football.”

The pair got engaged in Paris in October 2021 and married the following year in Surrey.

Tiffany and Cameron wed in front of her sister Lucy and fellow Made In Chelsea stars Jamie Laing and Sophie Habboo last year.