Media personality Stephanie Coker has shared the joyful news of welcoming her second child, a baby girl, in an emotional social media post.

The mother of two revealed that the journey to having her second child was marked by faith, tears, and hope after a five-year wait.

In her heartfelt message, Coker described her newborn as “our answered prayer” and “our long-awaited gift.”

The new mom expressed gratitude to God for the precious gift of life and celebrated the addition to her family.

Coker wrote, “Morayo Anaya Olabisi Abisola Anjolaoluwa. Our hearts are overflowing with gratitude and joy. Our August visitor, our answered prayer, our long-awaited gift.

“The journey to baby number two has been one of faith, surrender, tears, and hope. It has been five years of waiting and a long process.

“Ariella is now a big sister, and watching them grow together makes the journey all the more worth it. Welcome, our precious girl. You are loved beyond words, and your name speaks of joy, grace, and heritage. We thank God for your life, Snowflake”.

Stephanie has been open about her struggles with fertility, including a previous failed IVF cycle due to Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (PCOS).

She stated in the past that her journey to motherhood hadn’t been easy, detailing how she conceived her first child, Ariella, through IVF in 2019.

However, her struggles with PCOS continued, leading to a failed second IVF attempt.

In an emotional interview with Chude Jideonwo in 2024, she revealed that the failed IVF procedure left her feeling heartbroken and suicidal.

The media personality has been using her platform to advocate for women and girls living with PCOS, releasing a documentary titled “Where The Heck Is My Period?” that highlights her struggles with the condition.

The documentary featured interviews with gynecologists, religious leaders, public figures, and native African doctor