Coco Austin and Ice-T welcome their dimpled baby girl, name her Chanel [PHOTOS]
Talk-show host Coco Austin and rapper Ice-T are the newest parents in the tinsel town. Coco gave birth to the couple’s first child, a baby girl, on Saturday.
Soon after welcoming her daughter to this world, Coco took to Instagram to share the baby’s photographs, unlike other celebrities who keep their newborns away from public eye. Coco and Ice-T have named the newest addition to their family as Chanel Nicole.
Interestingly, Coco posted a picture only four hours before giving birth to her daughter, in which she showed off her baby bump and revealed about her intuitions of an early delivery.
"My 37 week bump!!" she wrote on Instagram. "This baby is coming early—a mothers intuition...#ChanelNicole is trying to make her appearance," she captioned her Instagram post.
Coco was brimming with joy ever since she learned that she was expecting a baby girl.
"I've been underneath the roof of a male dominated house forever. Ice-T is very male. The dogs are very male. I was like, God give me a girl so I can liven things up with some cute fashion. I can have a personal doll. So God answered my prayer and I got a little girl so why the hell not would I want to dress her up," E! News quoted the former reality star.
Coco was under constant scrutiny as some of people believed that she was faking her pregnancy. However, she soon put the rumours to rest by showing her huge baby bump in Instagram posts.
Coco has also started Chanel's Instagram page as well which has already got 75.7k followers. The page comprises of some of the cutest moments of the baby. The newborn is a spitting image of her dad and owns dimpled cheeks just like Ice-T.
Austin and Ice-T got hitched in Jan. 2002 and it was earlier this year that Coco announced her pregnancy, after nearly 13 years of their marriage.
“Thanks to all the lovers that have been interested with my journey from the beginning and also a true 'Coco Fan'...I wish I could hug everyone of you," Coco Posted on her Instagram just before the delivery.
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