Abbey Gelmi and Kane Lambert Welcome Second Child Oliver Herb Lambert Amid Health Challenges
Abbey Gelmi, a Channel 7 sports presenter, and former Richmond player Kane Lambert welcomed their second child, Oliver Herb Lambert. Gelmi shared the joyful news on Instagram, despite facing challenges due to Hyperemesis Gravidarum during the pregnancy. Many fans and celebrities offered warm congratulations, celebrating their growing family.
Abbey Gelmi, the popular Channel 7 sports presenter, and her fiancé Kane Lambert, a former Richmond player, have welcomed their second child. In a heartfelt announcement on Instagram, Gelmi shared the news with followers, indicating that the family is thriving and full of love.
The Family Celebrates a New Arrival
Abbey Gelmi took to Instagram on Tuesday to share the joyful news of her second child's birth. Accompanying her announcement were two touching black-and-white photos that showcased the family, including Kane Lambert, portraying a moment of pure happiness. Gelmi wrote that their newborn, Oliver Herb Lambert, arrived on November 17, 2024, expressing gratitude that everyone is happy and healthy. The couple received a flood of congratulatory messages from friends and fans alike, with many adoring the name Oliver, emphasizing the couple's growing love and family bond.
Reflecting on the Journey of Pregnancy
The couple's first child, Louis, was born in March 2023, marking a significant milestone in their family journey. However, Gelmi's recent pregnancy journey has been particularly challenging due to Hyperemesis Gravidarum (HG), a severe form of morning sickness characterized by extreme nausea and vomiting. In May, Gelmi opened up about her struggles with HG, detailing the toll it took on her health and daily life, and her consequent absence from work with Channel 7 and iHeart Radio. Gelmi connected with others who suffered from this condition, emphasizing the importance of sharing experiences to provide support and understanding.
Finding Strength Through Support
Gelmi stated that she found the never-ending nausea to be debilitating, leading to frequent hospital visits during her first trimester and affecting her ability to care for her eldest son, Louis. Despite these hardships, Gelmi expressed immense gratitude for the support she received from her family, friends, and healthcare professionals. She also acknowledged the nurturing environment created by her employers, thanking Channel 7 and iHeart Radio for their understanding and flexibility as she navigated her recovery. The couple is excited about their expanding family and looks forward to sharing more experiences in the future.
