Another Virgo has entered the group chat! Social media comedian, Kayla Nicole Jones, has given birth to her second child, a beautiful bouncing baby girl. The now mother of two took to Instagram to share the news with her followers on Thursday, Sept. 8. The proud mom also revealed that her second all-natural delivery was much smoother than her first with son Messiah Kaylon Ni’Colby last year.
“We did it again this morning,” Jones wrote. “This time I didn’t even scream or overreact! I was actually calmly pushing her out. 9 cm on arrival, 3 pushes and boom! All natural again, no time for meds.”
The 21-year-old also shared that her baby girl weighed a healthy 7.5 lbs. at birth.
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Jones’s husband, Luhkye, welcomed his daughter with an Instagram slide showing off the new addition to their family.
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“My beautiful baby girl is here I’m so happy I cried seeing you. daddy is always here to protect you I got you forever baby girl,” Luhkye’s caption read.
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Earlier this year, the two young parents celebrated their son’s first birthday. Jones took a trip down memory lane to recall the birth of her first born.
“I gave birth in 6 minutes at 5 a.m.,” Jones wrote earlier this year. “Asked for the epidural right before I had to push! Went all natural like a champ and I’d do it again.”
In the Feb. 1 birthday post, the proud mom continued to gush over her son.
“You made me a mommy and your daddy made me the woman I am today. I changed my whole demeanor when we created YOU!” she wrote.
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Before embarking on motherhood, Jones had been in the public eye since her early teens, documenting her comedic thoughts. One of her first viral videos focused on the difficulty of achieving a hairstyle while filming a tutorial including hair gel and a slicked ponytail pointing upward to the sky.
Now 21 years old, Jones is a mother of two, a wife, and the star of her show, “Meme Mom.”
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Motherhood has changed her, she told ESSENCE, so much that it spilled over into how she creates.
“When I post my work it’s more strategic, and just more organized, because I don’t have a lot of free time,” Jones said. “I changed the way I do things. I do it more polished now than I used to. I still allow myself to be authentic to my roots, but in a way that is kind of cleaned up a little bit.”
Congratulations to the family on their new bundle of joy.
