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Brooke Kinsella marks month of ‘chaos and magic’ after giving birth to daughter

Brooke Kinsella gave birth to her baby daughter three weeks early (Ian West/PA)
Brooke Kinsella gave birth to her baby daughter three weeks early (Ian West/PA)

Brooke Kinsella has marked the first month of “chaos and magic” after the birth of her daughter Elsie.

The former EastEnders actress gave birth to her baby daughter three weeks early, on September 22.

Sharing a photo of the newborn, she wrote: “One whole month of utter chaos and magic. Thanks for choosing us Elsie.”

Kinsella previously revealed her daughter was due on October 13, sharing another snap of the new arrival and writing: “Crazy to think you were only due to come into the world today little one…”

Kinsella married her long-term partner Simon Boardley in 2017.

Announcing the new arrival, she wrote on Instagram: “And then there was you… Elsie Rose Georgia Boardley.

“Stole our hearts immediately and forever at 1.07am on 22.09.2020.”

Kinsella has been an advocate against knife crime since her brother Ben was stabbed to death in June 2008 when he was 16.

Earlier this year she marked the anniversary, writing: “This night 12 years ago, our beautiful Benjamina left home to celebrate finishing his GCSE’s and never came home again.

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This night 12 years ago, our beautiful Benjamina left home to celebrate finishing his GCSE’s and never came home again 💔 We loved Ben so very much – he was precious to us. He is never far from our thoughts, in the wonderful artwork and writing that he left us, a piece of music, a glimpse at photos, seeing his friends, in the faces of his beautiful nephews. The memories are all there. We often talk about what he would be doing now, should be doing now and sometimes, when its quiet, the feelings of missing him overwhelm us like a tidal wave. We have learnt to cope with losing him. It’s part of grieving and the healing process. But it never really leaves you. We will miss him forever. ❤️

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“We loved Ben so very much – he was precious to us. He is never far from our thoughts, in the wonderful artwork and writing that he left us, a piece of music, a glimpse at photos, seeing his friends, in the faces of his beautiful nephews.

“The memories are all there. We often talk about what he would be doing now, should be doing now and sometimes, when its quiet, the feelings of missing him overwhelm us like a tidal wave.

“We have learnt to cope with losing him. It’s part of grieving and the healing process. But it never really leaves you. We will miss him forever.”