The Secret Lives Of Mormon Wives star Mikayla Matthews gives birth to her fourth child
On Sunday afternoon, The Secret Lives Of Mormon Wives star, 25, shared the news on social media and revealed she gave birth to their baby earlier this week.
She shared a series of photos of her and Jace's first moments with their newborn baby in the hospital.
Mikayla wrote in her caption that she gave birth on Thursday, July 17, and added: 'Our perfect baby girl is here.'
In addition to their newest family member, she and her husband are also parents to daughters Haven, five, Tommie, three, and son Beckham, seven.
On her Instagram Story, she shared: 'We have just been so in love over here with our baby girl. She's everything we ever wanted and I'm just so happy.'
Their happy news comes shortly after it was confirmed that a third season of The Secret Lives Of Mormon Wives is in the works.
In late February, the mother-of-four shared a video of the moment she discovered her surprise pregnancy.
In her Instagram post, she wrote in her caption: 'Praying this baby heals me. So happy I [can] finally talk about this with all you guys, hahaha!'
In her element: She wrote in her caption that 'our perfect baby girl is here'
Her 'healing' comment was a reference to the chronic illness she has suffered from since childhood and which has caused her severe eczema.
She previously said: 'People tell me, "Maybe this baby's gonna heal you". My fingers are crossed because I get my most anxiety about all my health stuff and giving that to my baby.
'It's almost motivated me more to take care of my body because I'm like, "I want this baby to be as healthy as possible. I want me to be as healthy as possible."'
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