'MAFS 'Star Lindsey Georgoulis Welcomes First Baby with Husband Ray Hora: 'Living the Life I Always Dreamed Of' (Exclusive)
The Married at First Sight alum welcomed her first baby, son Theo Nicolas, with husband Ray Hora on Saturday, Feb. 22, announcing the exciting news exclusively with PEOPLE. The happy couple also shared exclusive photos of the couple cradling their baby boy.
"I am currently living the life I've always dreamed of. Once upon a time, I thought I would have to settle in order to have this life, but now I realize that's not the case—this life is more beautiful than I ever imagined," Georgoulis tells PEOPLE. "Ray and I are overjoyed to welcome our first baby, our beautiful son, Theo Nicolas, born on 2/22 at 11:06 pm weighing 7 lb 8oz."
"I didn't think it was possible to love Ray any more than I already did, but watching him with our son makes me fall deeper in love with him every day," she continues. "My heart is fuller than I ever thought possible, and I hope each of you finds a love and happiness that makes your soul feel as complete as mine does today."
Never miss a story — sign up for to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.
Related: MAFS' Lindsey Georgoulis Expecting First Baby with Fiancé Ray: 'The Best Things Come to Those Who Wait' (Exclusive)
A rep for the couple exclusively confirmed with PEOPLE that Georgoulis was expecting her first baby with her then-fiancé in October 2024.
"Sometimes, the best things come to those who wait. We are overjoyed to announce the upcoming arrival of our little miracle," Georgoulis told PEOPLE at the time. "This baby is a testament to our journey together and a symbol of the unwavering love we've found."
"We cannot wait to begin this new chapter as a family of three," she added.
In April 2024, the reality TV star shared that she was engaged to Hora after divorcing her ex-husband, whom she met on the show. In November 2024, Georgoulis, who starred on season 14 of the Lifetime series, tied the knot with Hora. She shared the good news about their union with a post on Instagram, including several pictures from the wedding day. "Call me wifey. Mrs. Hora if you're nasty" she captioned the post.
For their one-month anniversary, she posted more photos from their wedding day. One picture showed the couple about to kiss as the elevator doors closed, with Georgoulis in her sleeveless white wedding gown and Hora wearing his navy suit. Another showed the two surrounded by their family and friends seemingly after the nuptials.
"One month ago, we said 'I do,' surrounded by love, laughter, and our favorite people. Today, I'm celebrating one month of marriage and the official start of my new last name," she wrote in the caption. "Everyone deserves this kind of love. Sharing these special wedding moments feels like the perfect way to celebrate."
Read the original article on People
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
USA Today
14 minutes ago
- USA Today
'Nothing beats a Jet2 holiday': Mariah Carey, Jeff Goldblum and more stars jump on trend
A new song of the summer has hit the charts – and no, it's not a Chappell Roan or Sabrina Carpenter tune. Instead, it's a breezy, British anthem that insists your summer fling should be with, of all things, a Jet2Holiday. The discount airfare line has recently found itself the subject of virality, as users post their vacation and life mishaps online to the soundtrack of a 2024 ad promoting the company's discounted flights. "Nothing beats a Jet2 Holiday," the ad promises as British singer Jess Glynne's 2015 song "Hold My Hand" blasts in the background. Even celebrities have been eager to hop on the trend, with stars like Mariah Carey and Jeff Goldblum parodying the ad. Social media users are proving why nothing beats a Jet2 holiday. What's that? Goldblum, known for his own TV ad campaigns, joined in the fun, posting a TikTok with a remixed voice-over, swapping "Jet2" for "Jeff2." Fans were delighted, with one commenting: "If Jeff Goldblum isn't greeting me at the gate in sunglasses and a silk shirt, is it even a Jeff2 holiday?" Nothing beats a Jeff2 holiday #jeffirmations #holdmyhand Carey, on the other hand, used the trend to announce her performance at Brighton Pride in the United Kingdom, posting a TikTok of her boarding a plane to the viral sound accompanied by the caption "Nothing beats going to Brighton Pride!!" Jet2, no doubt happily basking in the unexpected free press, commented below Carey's post: "We belong together." Nothing beats going to Brighton Pride!! 🏳️🌈💋 That the "Obsessed" singer was boarding a private jet in her video butts up against the ethos of the trend, which has connected social media users worldwide about everything from budget airfare to hilarious travel plans gone wrong. The ad's song has even been remixed by some on the internet, with a soca version dominating recent videos and a New Orleans bounce remix as the background to multiple dance videos. Singer slams Trump administration for using her song to promote deportations Glynn also spoke out earlier this week about another group clearly not in on the joke: the Trump administration. When the White House's official Instagram shared a post on July 30 celebrating the Trump admin's mass deportation efforts to the tune of "Hold My Hand," Glynn was quick to shoot them down. The video, which showed people being escorted out of a van and marched onto a plane with their hands and ankles handcuffed, was accompanied by the caption: "When ICE books you a one-way Jet2 holiday to deportation. ✈️🎶 Nothing beats it!" Though federal agents' faces are blurred, the detainees' faces are not. In response, Glynn wrote in an Instagram story: "This post honestly makes me sick. My music is about love, unity, and spreading positivity – never about division or hate."
New York Post
14 minutes ago
- New York Post
Justin Timberlake reveals ‘debilitating' Lyme disease diagnosis after tour backlash
Justin Timberlake has been diagnosed with Lyme disease. The singer, 44, told fans about his health struggle in an Instagram statement shared on Thursday. 'Well, as these two incredible years come to an end and I look forward to the future, I wanted to write something from the heart. It's not an easy task to try to contextualize the whirlwind of touring –– but, I will try,' he began, referencing his 'Forget Tomorrow' tour which wrapped on Wednesday. 3 Justin Timberlake. justintimberlake/Instagram 3 Justin Timberlake performing in concert. Redferns 'Among other things, I've been battling some health issues, and was diagnosed with Lyme disease — which I don't say so you feel bad for me –– but to shed some light on what I've been up against behind the scenes,' Timberlake explained. He continued: 'If you've experienced this disease or know someone who has — then you're aware: living with this can be relentlessly debilitating, both mentally and physically. When I first got the diagnosis I was shocked for sure. But, at least I could understand why I would be onstage and in a massive amount of nerve pain or, just feeling crazy fatigue or sickness. I was faced with a personal decision. Stop touring? Or, keep going and figure it out. I decided the joy that performing brings me far outweighs the fleeting stress my body was feeling. I'm so glad I kept going.' 3 Justin Timberlake on his tour. justintimberlake/Instagram 'Not only did I prove my mental tenacity to myself but, I now have so many special moments with all of you that I will never forget,' he said. 'I was reluctant to talk about this because I was always raised to keep something like this to yourself. But I am trying to be more transparent about my struggles so that they aren't misinterpreted.' The Grammy Award concluded his message, 'Sharing all of this with the hope that we can all find a way to be more connected. I'd like to do my part to help others experiencing this disease too.' Timberlake's wife, Jessica Biel, with whom he shares sons Silas, 9, and Phineas, 4, supported her husband by 'liking' his post. This story is developing…
Axios
14 minutes ago
- Axios
What the Epstein documentaries tell us about his case
The investigation into Jeffrey Epstein has become a centerpiece for documentaries. The big picture: Streaming services like Netflix, Hulu and Peacock offer multi-part series about the disgraced financier and his notoriety. Many of them include interviews with his accusers, like Virginia Giuffre, while also sharing information about the conspiracy theories surrounding Epstein's death. The Epstein saga has received renewed attention in recent weeks as the Trump administration deals with the intense public pressure to release court files related to the Epstein probe. Tensions rose after a Wall Street Journal report alleged a "bawdy" birthday letter to Epstein bore President Trump's name. Trump has repeatedly deemed the ongoing Epstein story a "hoax." Trump also accused Epstein of poaching spa workers from Mar-a-Lago, including Giuffre, who previously alleged that Epstein's associate Ghislaine Maxwell recruited her from Mar-a-Lago for Epstein when she was a teenager. Giuffre died by suicide earlier this year. Maxwell is currently serving a 20-year sentence in a Florida federal prison. By the numbers: U.S. viewership of Netflix's "Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich" documentary surged amid all the news, according to data sent to Axios from Luminate. The series jumped from 13.6 million total minutes watched from July 11 to July 17 to 73.1 million minutes watched from July 18 to July 24 — a 430% spike, per Luminate. Netflix published an article on Wednesday that pointed viewers to the documentary, too. Here's a look at the prominent documentaries about Epstein, his accusers and the investigation available on streaming. "Surviving Jeffrey Epstein" What to know: The documentary was released in 2020 through Lifetime's "Stop Violence Against Women" initiative, which included documentaries about R. Kelly as well. "Surviving Epstein," which includes interviews with Giuffre, features explicit details of sexual abuse of minors and "delves into the aftermath the survivors are experiencing with no justice to be served," according to Lifetime's description. Where to watch: Amazon Prime Video "Jeffrey Epstein: Filthy Rich" Zoom in: This documentary is based off James Patterson's best-selling book "Filthy Rich: The Shocking True Story of Jeffrey Epstein." The 2020 four-part series includes interviews with accusers, like Giuffre, and explains how Epstein earned his wealth and fortune. " Outlining Epstein's unlikely rise to the highest echelons of wealth and power, the series dissects his years of sexual abuse of minors and the network of enablers who supported him," Netflix said in a press release. The Epstein-centered project inspired a second "Filthy Rich" documentary centered around Maxwell. Where to watch: Netflix "Prince Andrew, Maxwell & Epstein" Details: This documentary from Discovery+ runs less than an hour and focuses on Prince Andrew, who ran in Epstein's social circles and was accused by Giuffre of sexually abusing her. Andrew has denied the allegations. It also includes body language experts who examine the connection between Prince Andrew, Maxwell and Epstein. Where to watch: Apple TV, Prime Video "Who Killed Jeffrey Epstein?" Reality check: This three-part series has a rather provocative title, but the project centers around how Epstein earned his wealth and the allegations he faced. The piece also covers the widespread conspiracy theories about his death, with the final episode titled: "Suicide or Murder?" Where to watch: Hulu, Apple TV "Epstein's Shadow: Ghislaine Maxwell" Maxwell, who is still in prison after she was found guilty on multiple counts of conspiring to sex traffic minors, has been at the center of the Epstein probe recently as investigators seek more information about the financier.
