Vick Hope looked every inch the doting mum as has gave a sneak peek into her family life with an album of snaps shared to Instagram on Thursday.
The presenter, 36, who welcomed her son Micah with Scottish DJ Calvin Harris, 41, in July, looked happier than ever cradling her firstborn.
In the post, Vick Hope shared a range of wholesome pictures that showed the family of three exploring various green spaces in their area.
The new parents have appeared to balance parent life well, as they also shared snaps posing alongside their friends.
Vick Hope has also appeared to have been kept busy with work as she was seen sitting in a recording studio.
Alongside the post, she penned: ‘Oct/Nov dump giving that ‘modern’ hymn we used to sing at school that no one else seems to remember…
‘Autumn days when the grass is jewelled, And the silk inside a chestnut shell. Jet planes meeting in the air to be refuelled, And the things I love so well…Anyone…?’
The couple announced the arrival of baby Micah in August in a sweet social media post, following his birth on July 20.
Vick Hope had a home water birth at their property in Ibiza, where she flew after beginning her maternity leave.
Calvin shared a candid photograph of his wife laying in the birthing pool and a tender shot of himself with the baby moments after the birth.
Alongside the series of photos, Calvin announced the birth and 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.’
He included a graphic photograph of Vick’s placenta, which was later turned into pills by drying and grinding the organ into a powder that’s then encapsulated.
This practice, called placentophagy, is believed by some to offer postpartum benefits.
Some people believe eating the placenta can prevent postpartum depression; ease bleeding after delivery; promote a healthy hormone balance in the body; improve mood, energy and milk supply; and provide important nutrients, such as iron.
But there’s no evidence that eating the placenta has health benefits.
The couple were congratulated by fans and friends in the comments section, including fellow DJ Oliver Heldens, who queried the placenta pills.
He wrote: ‘Wow, congratulations to all 3 of you! Are those pills made of placenta? (Brb, I gotta ask ChatGPT some questions I want to know more.’
Vick Hope marked Micah’s first month in the world with a selection of snaps from the birth – as well as meeting his grandparents for the first time.
She shared: ‘Our beloved baby boy Micah Nwosu Wiles completed his journey to us on Sunday 20th July in a beautiful, powerful home birth here in Ibiza, surrounded by love and nature and chickens.
‘Emerging from our little newborn bubble to say happy first month Micah, you are magical and we are so utterly besotted with you.’