Daisy Lowe gives birth to baby No. 2 and reveals newborn son’s unique name
Daisy Lowe welcomes baby No. 2 with Jordan Saul, introducing newborn son Eddie Red in heartfelt family photos

Model Daisy Lowe has welcomed her second child with husband Jordan Saul, announcing the arrival of their baby boy, Eddie Red, through a heartfelt social media post.
The couple shared a series of black-and-white photographs offering fans a first glimpse of their newborn, along with intimate moments from the home birth.
Lowe, 37, revealed the news on Instagram, writing that their family had grown from three to four as she welcomed Eddie Red into the world. She also expressed gratitude to the NHS and her doula for their care during the birth, while praising Saul for his support throughout the experience.
The couple are already parents to 2-year-old daughter Ivy Love Saul, who they previously said was excited to meet her younger sibling. Lowe first announced her second pregnancy in February while sharing photos from the couple’s honeymoon, revealing her growing baby bump and describing the unborn child as an unexpected "extra stowaway."
Daisy Lowe, the daughter of Bush frontman Gavin Rossdale, married real estate developer Jordan Saul in June 2025 after being together for five years. Their countryside wedding was attended by more than 200 guests and followed their engagement in September 2022.
The couple welcomed their first child, Ivy Love Saul, in April 2023 and have frequently shared family milestones with fans on social media. Earlier this year, they celebrated Ivy’s second birthday with a rainbow-themed party and a heartfelt tribute reflecting on their journey as parents.
The arrival of Eddie Red marks another joyful milestone for Lowe and Saul as they continue to share updates about their growing family, with fans and fellow celebrities offering congratulations on the newest addition.


















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