Calvin Harris and Vick Hope welcome baby boy with beautifully unique name
The DJ, 41, and TV presenter Vick, 35, welcomed a baby son on July 20 but have been so wrapped up in their love bubble, they only decided to announce the joyous news today.
Taking to Instagram on Monday, One Kiss hitmaker Calvin shared the very first picture of his newborn son and announced the beautifully unique name the couple have chose for their first-born child.
Alongside an adorable photo of the couple's newborn baby cuddling into his dad's chest, Calvin wrote: "20th of July our boy arrived. Micah is here! My wife is a superhero and I am in complete awe of her primal wisdom! Just so grateful. We love you so much Micah."
In the collection of photos Calvin shared announcing the birth of Micah, it was revealed that Vick had a water birth as photos showed her in a blue birthing pool surrounded by candles. The new mum gave birth to her son outside on a balcony, and with an incredible view in front of her as greenery and trees surrounded them.
Proud dad Calvin was there for every minute of it and was by Vick's side when their son came into the world. One sweet picture shows Calvin kneeling down beside his partner seemingly just seconds after Micah was born.
The Scottish DJ's Instagram post also featured a 'jump scare' as he posted a picture of Vick's placenta before going on to post more pictures of how the couple preserved it.
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