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Former Strictly pro Natalie Lowe shares first baby photo and reveals she’s already teaching her son to dance

He's sooooooo cute!

Former Strictly Come Dancing star Natalie Lowe has shared the first photograph of her gorgeous son Jack.

The former Strictly professional and her husband James Knibbs welcomed the tot on December 7.

Natalie revealed that her firstborn was actually due to arrive on the day of the 2019 Strictly final, but he made his appearance a week early by caesarian section.

Former Strictly star Natalie Lowe has introduced her son Jack to the world (Credit: Splash News)

She told Hello! of Jack’s birth: “It was a lovely and relaxed experience. I wasn’t expecting it to be what it was. We had my wedding playlist including The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face – it was what I walked down the aisle to.”

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Natalie – who quit Strictly in 2017 after seven years on the show – also revealed that baby Jack made quite the movie star entrance.

I have taught him the waltz! He loves it when I dance with him. He is so easy to soothe.

“Then, at the very moment Jack was born, the surgeon lifted him up and we had Ah Zabenya, the track from The Lion King, which we love,” she said.

It seems baby Jack is already following in his famous mum’s footsteps, with Natalie revealing that her son loves to dance.

“I have taught him the waltz! He loves it when I dance with him. He is so easy to soothe,” she said.

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Natalie had previously opened up about the couple’s “long and difficult” journey to concieve.

They also received a surprise late on in their pregnancy when they were told that they were expecting a baby boy.

The couple had originally being told during an early scan that they were expecting a girl.

Natalie and James married at the start of 2018 in her native Australia after a two-year engagement.

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Nancy Brown
Associate Editor

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