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Rica Peralejo welcomes second son via home birth

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“Truly, if we want something supernatural, we must understand that it cannot be done alone.” (Photo: @ricaperalejo/Instagram)

Thirty-eight-year-old Kapamilya actress Rica Peralejo and husband Pastor Joseph Bonifacio have welcomed their second child, whom they named Manu, after a homebirth last Sunday, June 9.

Sharing an image of her newborn to her 774,000 Instagram followers a day after giving birth, the star elaborates, “After 25 hours, this boy is finally out.

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I cannot wait to tell you all our birth story. Let me just say that it was a miracle to actually do homebirth, vbac (vaginal birth after cesarean), and to remain completely unmedicated all throughout the labor.”

She adds, “So many times I wanted to quit… but somehow strength came to my bones and body. Oh I really cannot wait to share it all with you.

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Rica continues giving gratitude “to all who have been praying with [them] since [they] began this journey,” stating, “From a fearful time to a victorious birth, can you imagine? In those 25 hours his heart rate stayed completely perfect. Never went down. God protected my child through and through.

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He created AND sustained him. And I believe this is His promise to this child for all the rest of his life.

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Rica and husband Joseph also have another son together – a five-year-old named Philip. The couple announced their second pregnancy last January, also revealing that they have suffered through two different miscarriages due to an autoimmune disorder.

In a separate post, the now-vlogger is spotted crying after holding her new son in her arms, explaining, “How can I not shed tears if it had to take years, 38 weeks of praying God will sustain him, 25 hours of labor before I can finally have this boy?” She promises her followers that she will be sharing more images, “not only of [themselves] but the birthing team [they] carefully chose, and who carried [them] through the different turns of this birth,” concluding, “Truly, if we want something supernatural, we must understand that it cannot be done alone.”

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