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Arellano family welcomes a princess!
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It seems like it was only yesterday when Drew Arellano and Iya Villania first introduced their little ones, Primo and Leon Arellano, to the public, but time, indeed, is passing by so fast because the celebrity couple has just welcomed into the world the newest addition to their family tree.
Primo and Leon will soon be meeting their little sister, Alana Lauren V. Arellano, of whom their mother has given birth to on Saturday, July 18. The birth of the family’s first princess was happily announced by Iya and Drew in their respective Instagram accounts.
In two separate posts, Drew shared an individual photo of their daughter, while the second one was photos of him and his wife who was holding Alana.
“Our Lil dumpling,” Drew wrote in the caption of his latter post.
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Iya, meanwhile, posted updates on her stories, before and after her delivery. She first posted a story at 4:37 a.m. where she was seen lying at a hospital bed, and then a video of her at 7:14 a.m., announcing that she gave birth to Alana.
“Delivery is hard. Thank you Lord for getting me thru that once again,” she said.
Iya, of course, did not forget to thank her doctors for the success of her delivery.
“As scared as I am of delivery, it’s these ladies that always make me feel secure, confident and safe, especially during a time like this when the husband can’t join in the delivery room,” she said, along with the photo of her and Alana with their doctors.
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Their friends in the show business industry were thrilled upon hearing the good news, congratulating the couple on the arrival of their newborn.
It was in January this year when the couple announced to the public that they are expecting their baby no. 3 in a vlog entry filmed during Christmas Day in 2019. In the video, Iya gave Drew a small envelope containing a message to her husband, saying, “Love, ready for baby #3?? Merry Christmas!” and a print of Alana’s sonogram.
