Ammanford
One Show presenter Alex Jones gives birth to baby daughter
BBC presenter Alex Jones, originally from Ammanford, has given birth to her third child.
Announcing the birth on Instagram, Alex said the baby was “tiny but perfectly formed we are all beyond happy and besotted by her, especially Ted and Kit”.
She added: “Watching them with their brand new little sister is just the best and we can’t believe how lucky we are to have the 3 of them and to be a family of 5.
“It still doesn’t feel real!!! Thank you to everyone at the Queen Charlotte hospital for all your support again, especially super midwife Audrey.”
The baby, who’s name has not been revealed yet, was born on Saturday afternoon (21 August).
Welsh speaking Alex has presented BBC’s flagship One Show since 2010.
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