Jesy Nelson’s baby twins have finally been discharged from hospital, more than a month after they were born.
Jesy Nelson has finally brought her twins home from hospital.
The former Little Mix singer and partner Zion Foster welcomed daughters Ocean and Story into the world on 15 May, over eight weeks before their due date, and were being treated in a neonatal intensive care unit (NICU), but the couple were delighted to have their girls discharged ahead of Jesy’s 34th birthday on Saturday (14.06.25).
Sharing a photo of herself looking at her daughters – who wore personalised babygros featuring the slogan ‘Happy birthday mummy’ – Jesy wrote on Instagram: “My babies made it home for my birthday [teary and white heart emoji] (sic)”
The Boyz singer announced her daughters had been born a few days after their birth.
She wrote on Instagram at the time: “So… Our beautiful baby girls decided to come at 31 weeks plus 5 days. It all happened so quickly, but we are so blessed that they are here with us, healthy and fighting strong! We’ve never felt more in love.
“Everybody meet Ocean Jade Nelson-Foster and Story Monroe Nelson-Foster. (sic)”
Jesy’s Instagram post also included photos of herself and Zion cradling their baby girls.
Two weeks ago, Jesy – who was diagnosed with twin-to-twin transfusion syndrome, which can put one or both babies at risk, during her pregnancy – opened up about how heartbroken she has been to have such little physical contact with her children while they were in NICU.
She wrote alongside a photo of her cradling both babies while Zion beamed at the camera: “Nothing or no one will ever be able to prepare you as a parent for NICU. It’s the most scary overwhelming feeling of emotions not being able to feel like you can protect your babies. Naturally as a mother you just want to hold them and comfort them when they cry but you can’t because there are what feels like a million wires coming out of them and tubes and masks in the way with people poking and prodding them it breaks your heart into a million pieces.”
The photo marked the first time the tots hadn’t been in separate incubators.
She added: “But slowly as the days go by and they get stronger and wires start to come away, moments like this feel like a dream. Having them reunited for the first time ever today was the most magical feeling I will never be able to describe. The strongest little girls I’ve ever known who really do have the most inspiring story to tell.(sic)”
Jesy Nelson brings babies home from hospital
