Love Island's Hayley Hughes Welcomes Second Child, Reveals Daughter's Name

Love Island star Hayley Hughes has welcomed her second child, a baby girl named Etta. Hughes shared the news on Instagram on Monday, posting a first image of her newborn.

"Our dream girl is here & we are obsessed. Welcome to this little life my little girl ☁️ We love you so much Etta x x x," Hughes wrote in her announcement. The post also offered a glimpse of the baby's nursery, which featured muted pink and oatmeal decor.

Hughes, 30, did not reveal the identity of her partner. The couple also share a two-year-old son named Cody. Fellow reality stars, including Charlotte Dawson and Danielle Lloyd, offered congratulations in the comments.

Hughes first shared that she was expecting her second child in July, revealing the baby's gender by popping a balloon that released pink confetti. She also announced her engagement in December. The family resides in Dubai.

Hughes gained public recognition on the fourth season of Love Island in 2018. Her time on the show included brief relationships with Eyal Booker and Charlie Frederick, ultimately lasting 13 days. She later had a seven-month relationship with DJ Tom Zanetti before their separation.

During her initial appearance on Love Island, Hughes went viral for a segment where she confessed to not knowing what Brexit was. Her misunderstanding, particularly her concern that it might lead to the UK cutting down trees, garnered significant attention. This moment led to an invitation to appear on BBC's Daily Politics, where she had the opportunity to question journalist Adam Fleming, alongside political figures Nigel Farage and Alastair Campbell, about the implications of Brexit.