7News Melbourne star Melina Sarris gives birth to the second child and reveals her cute name – after a heartbreaking fertility trip

7News Melbourne Ster Melina Sarris Welcomed her second child with husband Jonathan on Monday.

The reporter, who also shares three -year -old son Romeo with her partner, gave birth to a baby girl, Share the exciting news on Instagram on Friday.

After a heartbreaking fertility Journey, including three miscarriages, wrote Melina, “Our Baby Girl is finally here” and shared the cute name of the Bub – Clover.

The message contained a gallery with photos in which the now mother of two her bundle of joy rocked while her son Romeo and husband Jonathan watched.

In one sweet statue, Romeo gave his sister sister a kiss on the forehead.

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Melina’s colleague reporters flowed into the comments to share their congratulations.

‘Welcome to a great world and a great family, Little Cutie Clover! Congratulations Mama Mel! “Melbourne journalist Paul Dowsley wrote.

‘Congratulations Mel and Fam. She is cute, “said 9News Melbourne Star Neary Ty.

7News Melbourne Sport presenter Rebecca Maddern said: ‘Absolutely amazing. Enjoy that love bubble. ‘

‘Precious baby girl. You are so loved, “said reporter Sara Jones.

It comes after Melina and her husband have had a heartbreaking fertility trip while trying to have a second child.

“I suffered three miscarriages in the 12 -month space, including one after 11 weeks and another devastating loss after 20 weeks,” Melina said 7News On Friday.

‘There is so much self -debt and feelings of guilt associated with a miscarriage. I often blamed my body and felt like I was abandoning us. ‘

After their struggle to get another baby, Melina and Jonathan turned to IVF in 2024 and were overjoyed to welcome Clover.

‘I think it is important to talk about the subject and the reality of trying to grow a family. It’s not always easy. Fertility problems can influence everyone, “Melina added.

She further said that her four family is ‘now complete and it is just the best feeling’.

Melina has been very open about her heartbreaking series of miscarriages.

In February, when the news reporter was 23 weeks pregnant with Clover, she revealed that she also had a miscarriage before her son Romeo was born.

She told Herald Sun that her pregnancy defended the opportunities with doctors who had to ‘stop her try’.

“I became pregnant again when Romeo was 14 months old and I lost one after 11 weeks, 20 weeks and just over six weeks in the space of a year,” Melina admitted.

“We said,” Let’s give it one last time, “and we went through IVF and were lucky that it happened first.”

Melina added that she was suffering a miscarriage at work, as well as an attack during an operation.

She also revealed that she was tired of telling people and withdrawing, but this time it remained faith in a happy result.

“We are blessed with one healthy child and I am so happy now,” she said.

‘I am starting to become confident because I can feel it kicking. I am at the end of May and I finished putting my life on the hold of my life, so this will be. ‘

Melina also told the publication that she would deliver the baby via C section.

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