Sarah Abo has welcomed her first child with husband Cyrus Moran.
The Today show host, 40, shared the joyous news via Instagram on Friday morning, uploading several black-and-white photos of herself and Cyrus in hospital with their newborn son.
In the caption, Sarah revealed her baby’s sweet name, writing: ‘Hi there, you can call me Sonny.’
‘What a week with our little man. He came into the world a little early but that gave us a little longer to marvel at you, our beautiful boy,’ she continued, adding: ‘We love you so infinitely darling.’
Sarah went on to praise the ‘incredible doctors and midwives’ who made hospital feel like home for two weeks.
‘Thank you for taking such good care of us, you are all angels and we are forever grateful,’ she gushed.
Sarah Abo has welcomed her first child with husband Cyrus Moran
The Today show host, 40, shared the joyous news via Instagram on Friday morning, uploading several black-and-white photos of herself and Cyrus in hospital with their newborn son
In the caption, Sarah revealed her baby’s sweet name, writing: ‘Hi there, you can call me Sonny’
In one rather hilarious photo, Sarah and Cyrus were seen cuddling Sonny in front of a a laptop playing a game of footy, with their child wrapped in a Sydney Swans scarf
In one rather hilarious photo, Sarah and Cyrus were seen cuddling Sonny in front of a a laptop playing a game of footy, with their child wrapped in a Sydney Swans scarf.
Sarah announced she was expecting in March during an emotional live segment on Today, revealing she and Cyrus had endured two heartbreaking miscarriages before falling pregnant with their son.
‘Cyrus and I are expecting a little baby,’ she said at the time.
‘I know it’s obviously very happy news, but it hasn’t been the easiest journey to get here, which I know a lot of our beautiful viewers out there have been through this and are feeling this right now, because it’s not as easy as some might think pregnancy is.
‘It’s been a bit of a bumpy ride, but here we are and it’s getting harder to hide.’
The journalist also admitted she approached the pregnancy with ‘cautious optimism’ after her previous losses.
By sharing her fertility struggles publicly, Sarah said she hoped to offer comfort and support to other women navigating similar experiences as she and Cyrus prepare to welcome their long-awaited baby boy.
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