This has to be the cutest photo yet of Stephanie Davis’ little boy, Caben-Albi.
The proud mum shared an emotional black and white photo of herself cradling a newborn Caben-Albi, wrapped in a white blanket, just moments after he was born. An emotional Steph is overcome by tears in the amazing photo.
She captioned the photo with: “The moment my life changed forever .We did it, little man...and will continue going strong together forever more. From this moment on.”
Steph was quoting the Shania Twain song From This Moment On, which has special meaning for her as she played it to Caben-Albi in the womb.
Steph still has a blood pressure gauge on her arm and in the background another loved one is taking a photo on their phone of the intimate moment.
Her fans enjoyed the adorable photo, and flooded her with tweets expressing their joy.
“Thanks for sharing the precious moment Caben-Albi was born, wishing you both lots of happiness”, one fan replied.
She also revealed little Caben-Albi, two months, underwent a big milestone two days ago. The little boy got his first injections, and Steph says his crying broke her heart.
Stephanie is loving motherhood, however, and in a recent interview she said: “I can’t even remember my life before he was there.”
“I love being a mum, it’s amazing”, she gushed.
Caben just had his first injections... oh my days that broke my heart.Never heard him cry like that before.Brave little boy
— (@Stephdavis77) March 22, 2017
The former Hollyoaks actress has been through an ordeal lately, after it was reported that her ex Jeremy McConnell had been arrested for assault.
It was alleged that Stephanie was forced to call the police after Jeremy began behaving "oddly".
Jeremy has been renting a flat in Liverpool to help Stephanie raise their baby, after it was confirmed he was the father of her son.
He and Stephanie had been seen out together several times around Liverpool, but now he has returned home to Dublin following the claims of assault.
He denied any wrongdoing, and a source said he has returned to Ireland to spend time with his family following two bereavements.
