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Channel Seven has turned into a makeshift mothers’ group after five reporters welcomed babies just months apart.
Angie Asimus, Amber Laidler, Sarina Andaloro, Gemma Acton and Natasha Clark have all given birth in the past year.
The most recent was Angie Asimus, who welcomed her daughter Scarlet into the world a week ago.
It is the second child for the reporter and her husband Chris Abbott, who have been together for 14 years and married in 2020.
‘We could all like to have a bit of a community together and share how are we going. We’re all in it together,’ Angie told The Daily Telegraph of the baby crazy newsroom.
Five Channel Seven reporters have welcomed babies just months apart. Amber Laidler and her AFL star husband Jeremy Laidler had their son William in January. All pictured
‘The awesome thing is we all got to share clothes, because we all had pregnancies at different times,’ she added.
Former Miss World Australia and newsreader Amber Laidler welcomed son William in January.
The tot, who she shares with her AFL star husband Jeremy Laidler, was born eight weeks early and spent six weeks in hospital before the couple could take him home.
Journalist Sarina Andaloro and her husband Anthony had their son Luca in July last year.
Angie Asimus (left) welcomed her daughter Scarlet into the world a week ago. Pictured durin her pregnancy with co-star Mark Ferguson
It is the second child for the reporter and her husband Chris Abbott, who have been together for 14 years and married in 2020
Sarina Andaloro and her husband Anthony had their son Luca in July last year. All pictured
Journalist Natasha Clark and her husband Ollie are also brand new parents, celebrating the arrival of their daughter Audrey in March. All pictured
Seven’s finance editor Gemma Acton and her husband, English footballer Gary Cahill, recently celebrated the first birthday of their daughter, Olympia Rose.
Journalist Natasha Clark and her husband Ollie are also brand new parents, celebrating the arrival of their daughter Audrey in March.
The baby boom was well handled by Channel Seven’s management, the women revealed to The Daily Telegraph this weekend.
Amber told the paper: ‘It’s so great having so many women around you that are so supportive and willing to lend an ear or offer some advice when you need it.’
Seven’s finance editor Gemma Acton and her husband, English footballer Gary Cahill, recently celebrated the first birthday of their daughter, Olympia Rose. All pictured
