Lottie Tomlinson and Lewis Burton have picked an unusual name for their baby son.
The couple welcomed their first child earlier this month, and have chosen to name him Lucky.
Lottie, who is the youngest sister of 1D star Louis Tomlinson, shared the news on Instagram by posting a sweet video of their baby boy.
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She captioned the post: “Our perfect creation 🤍 Introducing our son, our world, love of our lives. ❤️ Lucky Burton ❤️.”
The makeup artist announced the birth of their first child last week by posting a black-and-white snap of their son on her Instagram Story.
Lottie tagged Lewis in the post, and wrote: “Dreams do come true ❤️.”
Lottie and Lewis announced they were expecting their first child together in February.
The couple confirmed their shock romance in August 2020, after they were papped kissing in Ibiza.
The news shocked fans, as it came just six months after Lewis’ ex Caroline Flack died by suicide.
Sources previously claimed Lottie and Lewis bonded over their grief, after meeting at a house party hosted by Caroline’s close friend Lou Teasdale that May.
Lottie’s 18-year-old sister Félicité died following an accidental drug overdose in 2019, less than three years after she lost her mother Johannah to cancer.
A source previously told MailOnline: “Lewis and Lottie have grown close after spending time together at a party at Lou’s house.”
“They have been meeting up in secret for weeks but their newfound friendship hasn’t gone unnoticed by mutual pals.”
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“Not all of Caroline’s friends are happy with how the situation appears to be developing but can understand that both Lottie and Lewis have been there for each other as a shoulder to cry on.”
On February 15, 2020, Caroline was found dead at her flat in London, months after she was arrested for allegedly assaulting Lewis.
Following an inquest into her death, a coroner ruled that the TV presenter took her own life after she was told she would face trial for the alleged assault – despite the fact that Lewis didn’t want to press charges.
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