Clea-Lacy Juhn posted a health update from the hospital. At the same time, she also revealed the names of her “two miracles”.
Last weekend, former “Bachelor” winner Clea-Lacy Juhn (33) was able to announce the birth of her twins. Because the birth was preceded by weeks of anxiety in the hospital, Juhn’s almost 500,000 Instagram followers have been waiting for a health update from the new mother of two ever since. In a photo collage in which the faces of her two sons are covered with heart emojis, she writes: “Things are looking up! Hopefully the worst is over now.”
Although she is still struggling with exhaustion after the exertions of the past few weeks, she still uses “every opportunity to visit our boys, who are still in the premature baby ward.” During the first two days after the birth – the twins were born on July 26th “at around 1:51 a.m. and 1:54 a.m.” – she was unable to do so due to “dizziness and pain.”
This is the name of their “two miracles”
Juhn also revealed the names of her “two miracles”, who were “born in week 34+0, each weighing 2,200 grams and measuring 45 cm” – they are Mišah and Mika. It is also important to her to share some reassuring news: “Neither of them required any ventilation support and were able to go straight onto my chest.”
Clea-Lacy Juhn became famous through the RTL dating show “The Bachelor”. In 2017, she received the last rose from “Bachelor” Sebastian Pannek (38), but after about a year and a half the two separated. After a relationship with Sky presenter Riccardo Basile (32), she married the father of her twin sons in 2023.
The two separated in May of this year, but they want to look after the two children together “permanently, of course.” In the post about the birth of the twins, the father could be seen giving Juhn a loving kiss on the forehead. In the update that has now been posted, he is happily giving one of the babies a bottle.
They had to worry about their twins together for a long time. An operation that was carried out because the babies were developing at different rates was successful. However, due to new problems, there was still concern about a premature birth and Juhn had to stay in hospital for weeks to be on the safe side.
Source: Stern
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