Rachel Riley melts hearts with gorgeous new photo of mini-me baby daughter Noa
18.03.2022 - 17:19
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Rachel Riley has delighted her fans by sharing a heartwarming new picture of her baby daughter, little Noa. The snapshot comes just days after the doting mum introduced her five-month-old tot to Countdown viewers alongside her husband Pasha Kovalev.MORE: Strictly dancer Pasha Kovalev addresses the Ukraine crisis - 'It hits too close to home'The sweet image sees Noa smiling warmly towards the camera whilst looking snug as she lay down on a bright pink pillow.
"Morning!" Rachel simply remarked.WATCH: Rachel Riley shares adorable video of daughter Maven singingOn Tuesday's pre-recorded episode of the Channel 4 programme, the mum-of-two told the audience: "This is Noa with her daddy Pasha," while former Strictly Come Dancing dancer Pasha added: "She's never been here before, she's very interested in what's going on".MORE: Rachel Riley reveals daughter Maven is taking after her in new heartmelting videoMORE: Rachel Riley flooded with support after sharing heartbreaking family tributeRachel then continued: "She's heard the Countdown theme tune rather a few times in the womb, so she should be used to it by now. We've got one that looks like her daddy, the first one [daughter Maven], and this one's come out with blonde hair and blue eyes, and pale skin, so I've got one myself now!"Rachel also shares two-year-old Maven with Pasha.
The couple started dating at the end of 2013 and went on to tie the knot in Las Vegas in June 2019.Morning! pic.twitter.com/Xd1GqVqBguRachel uploaded this sweet snap of baby NoaSpeaking on Loose Women last month, the TV star revealed they are relishing life as a family of four. However, both Rachel and Pasha are making an extra effort to make sure their eldest daughter Maven is adjusting to the change
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