Rochelle Humes breaks down in tears as she celebrates daughter’s milestone moment
ROCHELLE Humes has broken down in tears in an emotional Instagram post as her daughter celebrated a milestone moment.
The former The Saturdays singer posted an emotional tribute to her daughter Alaia on her 10th birthday today.
Rochelle, 34, revealed that she had been left “so emotional” in the run-up to celebrating Alaia’s big day on Sunday.
The singer – who shares her three children with husband Marvin Humes – shared a snap of herself breaking down in tears.
Showing tears flowing down her face, she penned: “I mostly spent all of yesterday like this, I get so emotional on my babies’ birthdays.
“I’m definitely that Mum that wants to keep them all in a baby gro forever, and ten just doesn’t sit right with me.”
Rochelle went on to post a series of sweet snaps of Alaia from over the years, from baby photos to her feeding her little siblings.
“Double digits,” the star went on. “Our first born baby girl is 10.
“Happy 10th Birthday Alaia, I won the lottery over and over again when I got lucky enough to be your Mama.
“You really are the girl with the kindest heart, soul and eyes. We’ve been best friends since the day you were born.
“As much as I hate the rate you’re growing, as you’re becoming a little lady our bond just grows by the day. To know you is to love you.
“We had the best day yesterday celebrating together as a family with her best friends, I mostly cried ALL morning I’m not sure why but birthdays always really hit me and this feels like a big one, tell me I’m not on my own?!”
Her friends and fans flooded the comments section to gush that they too “used to cry” on their children’s birthdays.
“A credit to her parents, Happy Birthday,” one penned, as another chimed in: “Wow she is absolutely stunning, so beautiful.”
“Happy Birthday Alaia,” a third wrote, while a fourth said: “You’re not on your own, I used to cry on their birthdays too.”
It comes after Rochelle revealed her emotional tattoo tribute in honour of a late friend on social media.
