The Block star Eliza Paschke and radio presenter Clint Stanaway have welcomed their baby into the world!
The reality star first announced her pregnancy on June 4 and shared the first precious photos on social media.
“💕 Stevie Rose Stanaway 💕,” she revealed in a joint Instagram post with Clint on November 8.
“Our little girl has made her grand entrance. Mum is obsessed. Dad can’t stop crying.”
The co-parents, who describe themselves as “close friends”, have been inundated with well wishes.
“Congratulations!!! 🥹” The Block 2026 star Chantel Green wrote.
“Love you already Stevie!! ❤️ Can’t wait to meet you little princess 💕💕,” MAFS star Carly Bowyer added.
“Oh this is the best 😍 big congratulations and enjoy every minute ❤️,” Travel Guides’ Fren family added.
Eliza’s twin sister, Liberty, also shared her excitement about being an aunty.
“A new little love of my life has arrived 🥹 My niece Stevie Rose Stanaway 🩷,” she captioned a series of photos of herself holding her newborn niece on Instagram.
Both Eliza and Clint are believed to be single and have previously spoken about their parenting arrangement.
“I’m going to be having a baby with a really good friend of mine, her name is Eliza, and we’re going to be using a co-parenting model to have this child,” Nova host Clint shared when he first revealed in June that he was going to be a father.
“We’re going to have a different-looking family, but a family that is not going to have any shortage of love.”
The former Today Show host admitted that he nearly “passed out” at the first ultrasound appointment, adding, “It took my breath away.”
“I can’t wait for you to meet my little boy or girl,” Clint told his co-hosts, Jason Hawkins and Lauren Phillips, as he fought back tears.
Eliza has also been open about her motherhood journey, freezing her eggs at 32 and 38 years old.
“I was single with no assets to my name and had saved up just enough money for an overseas holiday. Instead of going on that holiday, I made a $10,000 investment in my future,” the former Block winner wrote in a 2024 column for nine.com.au.
“I wouldn’t be able to do it without those winnings because as a lot of you know it is an investment.”
