Louise Thompson shares the adorable moment son Leo-Hunter, eight months, says his first words

Louise Thompson excitedly shared the moment her baby son Leo-Hunter said his first words on his father Ryan Libbey’s 32nd birthday.

The former Made In Chelsea star, 32, took to Instagram on Saturday to share a clip of her baby son, eight months, seemingly uttering his first words as he lay in his crib.

Louise couldn’t contain her joy as she remarked: ‘You just said Dada!’ having been lucky enough to capture the moment on camera.

The clip sees her filming the tot as she asks: ‘Leo can you say Dada?’

Baby Leo then mumbled something incoherent before seeming uttering the words: ‘Dada’.

Thrilled at the achievement, she squealed: ‘You just said it! Bubba you just said Dada!’

Sharing the video to her grid, Louise captioned her post: ‘And just like that to celebrate your birthday Leo just said his first word: Dada.

‘Intentional or not I’m taking it.’

While she also posted the same clip to her stories, writing: ‘Pretty sure my cub just said his first word.’ 

Proud dad Ryan also shared the moment with his followers, with the thrilled personal trainer remarking: ‘His first word were DADA. What a birthday gift this was’.

Is comes after Louise shared a slew of sweet photos to celebrate fiancé Ryan’s 32nd birthday on Thursday. 

The TV personality took to Instagram to show her 1.4 million followers how the Personal Trainer spent his special day.

He looked every inch the doting father in one adorable picture where he donned a matching England football strip with their eight-month-old son Leo-Hunter.

Alongside the snap, she penned: ‘Leo’s present to daddy… A promise to make the England squad’  

Earlier in the day, Louise spoiled Ryan with a large breakfast in bed and a present, while she decorated the room with colourful balloons.  

The day also marks four years since Louise and Ryan got engaged during a romantic Los Angeles getaway.

The star shared a collection of pictures of adorable moments between Ryan and their son Leo on Thursday, as Louise dubbed him ‘the best dad and partner I could ask for’.

Beginning the lengthy caption by calling her partner the ‘best egg I know’, Louise wrote: ‘Today I’m feeling incredibly lucky to be alive and to be standing by your side.

‘I get to spend the day with you in person which means I can wax lyrical TO YOUR FACE about how amazing you are and whisper ALL the gushy words that I know you’d rather I didn’t share over insta or in public because contrary to the world of tv and social media you’re a particularly private guy. 

‘Having said that, I want to share a quick note because everyone needs to know how great you are and to wish you happy birthday in the comments… firstly, the world would be a much better place with more you’s in it. You are the best dad and partner I could ask for.’

Continuing to reference her ongoing struggle with post-traumatic stress disorder and perinatal anxiety following the birth of baby Leo, Louise explained that she wanted to take the focus onto Ryan rather than their health struggles.

‘In fact I don’t know WHAT I WOULD DO WITHOUT YOU, I freak out at the thought, but I won’t make this about me or about this mental journey we’re on, instead today is about spoiling youuuuuuuu and making sure you have the best bloody birthday as a first time dad as poss. I hope you relax and laugh lots and lots,’ continued the star.

Before concluding: ‘Love you to the 🌝 and  🔙’

Re-sharing the post to his own Instagram Stories, Ryan thanked his fiancée as he wrote: ‘Thank you so much @louisethompson for this lovely message. I am so lucky to have you and Leo-Hunter as my family’.

The post comes following a recent stint in hospital, with Louise now attempting to lower her antidepressants dosage with guidance from her medical team. 

She received emergency colon surgery during the recent hospital stay, as she continues to battle the implications of two near-death experiences when giving birth to Leo last year.

If you have been affected by this story please contact Birth Trauma Association at birthtraumaassociation.org.uk

For help and support with perinatal mental illness please contact PANDAS on 0808 1961 776