Naomi Campbell has become a mum, for the second time.
The legendary supermodel, 53, was already a mum to a daughter but has taken to social media to reveal that she now has a son.
Taking to social media, the stunning star could be seen cradling her newborn while his older sister appeared to be holding his hand as he rested in his mum's arms.
Captioning her adorable post, the model wrote: "My little darling, know that you are cherished beyond measure and surrounded by love from the moment you graced us with your presence.
"A True Gift from God, blessed! Welcome babyboy. #mumoftwo. It's never too late to become a mother."
Her post was flooded with well-wishes with Donatella Versace writing: "Congratulations Omi!!"
"Congratulations," added Winnie Harlow.
Fellow original supermodel Helena Christensen typed: "Love and blessings to your sweet family."
"Congratulations Mama!!!! Welcome baby boy!" gushed Ashley Graham.
Meanwhile, Hayden Williams typed: "Aww congratulations Queen!! So happy for you."
"Omg! Mazel Mazel Mazel!!!" exclaimed Samantha Ronson.
One fan commented: "Omg!!!! What a blessing…. Congratulations."
Naomi's wonderful news comes two years after she announced she had become a mum for the first time, declaring that she had never felt a "greater love" following the arrival of her daughter.
The notoriously private model previously told British Vogue that she could "count on one hand" the number of people who knew she was preparing to welcome her first child.
"She is the biggest blessing I could ever imagine, it's the best thing I've ever done," she told the glossy publication.
Following claims that her daughter was not her biological child, Naomi insisted that she was "not adopted" before saying: "She's my child!"
Although it is not known who the father of Naomi's children is, the model has previously credited science, claiming it enabled her to start her own family "when she wanted".
Speaking to ES Magazine back in 2017, the face of the 90s and Noughties commented: "'I think about having children all the time. But now with the way science is, I think I can do it when I want."
At the time, she claimed she had no intentions of being a single mother and insisted that a father figure for her future children was "important".
But aged 49, two years before she welcomed her first child, she told Metro that she wasn't quite ready to become a mum, explaining: "Not yet... I'll see what the universe brings me. For now, what the universe has delivered is very much in the spirit of a chosen family."
