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Rebecca Lim gives birth to baby boy: 'This will be an unforgettable Lunar New Year'

Rebecca shared that it was a natural birth and she experienced "14 hours of labour pain". The baby was born on Jan 30.

Rebecca Lim gives birth to baby boy: 'This will be an unforgettable Lunar New Year'

Actress Rebecca Lim has given birth to a baby boy, born on Jan 30. (Photos: Mediacorp, Instagram/the_celebrityagency)

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Singapore actress Rebecca Lim has given birth to a baby boy, months after publicly announcing her pregnancy in September 2023.

Speaking through The Celebrity Agency, Rebecca shared that her baby was born on Jan 30 and weighs 3.8kg. She added that it was a "natural birth with 14 hours of labour pain" and her pushing for almost two hours.

When asked about her confinement period, Rebecca said that she'll be having it at home.

She added: "It’ll be over the Lunar New Year period, so this will be an unforgettable Lunar New Year for all of us. My mum will probably be very busy as my sister will be expected to deliver while I’m in confinement."

For now, the Third Rail star intends to "take things slow and adjust into (her) new roles as a mother".

"There are just so many things that I need to learn and unlearn. Also, I don’t wish to miss out on these growing months where the baby changes every other day. I’ll also definitely need a doctor’s advice as to when I’m fit enough to go back to work.

"There has been some (work) in the pipeline but we are all taking it one step at a time. I’d like to take this opportunity to thank everyone at work for their patience and understanding."

When asked what she wishes for her child, Rebecca said: "All the most wonderful things. But I hope that my baby will grow up to be kind, respectful and happy. And that my new family will make lots of wonderful memories together, with our families and close friends for many healthy years ahead."

She also revealed that she had already "packed all (her) red packets to give away during Lunar New Year" before going into labour as she knew she would be very busy.

"I still want some festive cheer in the house for my child so as much as I will try to get whatever rest I can possibly have, I'm looking forward for my family to spend their first Lunar New Year with my baby."

Source: CNA/hq

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