Mikayla Matthews is officially introducing her baby girl to the world!
The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives star, 25, revealed her youngest daughter’s name to followers in an intimate birthing video, shared to Instagram on Tuesday, July 22.
Shots of Matthews and her husband, Jace Terry, in the hospital throughout the birthing process roll as Madison Malone’s song “I Don’t Want to Miss a Thing” plays in the background. Text overlaying the video officially reveals the newborn’s name: Lottie June.
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Mikayla Matthews with newborn Lottie June.
In the Instagram footage, Terry and Matthews can be seen cuddling and cooing over their newborn post-birth in the hospital. Later in the video, a few sweet clips capture Lottie June’s siblings, daughters Tommie, 3, and Haven, 5½, and son Beckham, 7½, meeting their new sister.
In an Instagram Stories post after uploading her birthing video, Matthews said she couldn’t wait to do a birth story time because it was so “crazy and intense and painful yet so perfect.”
“I did give birth standing in the shower and basically caught her head myself,” the reality star shared of the experience.
Matthews previously shared with PEOPLE that she and Terry first revealed the news of their expanding family with their kids on Christmas.
“We waited until after my first ultrasound to tell them. We actually told them on the show, and they were so excited. They said Santa brought them a baby for Christmas. It was so sweet,” she said.
The couple welcomed Lottie June into their family on July 17. Matthews revealed the news through an Instagram post just a few days later.
“7•17•25 🤍 our perfect baby girl is here,” the reality star captioned a series of photos of herself, Terry and the newborn in the hospital.
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Matthews has also hinted at the possibility of welcoming even more children into the family, saying, “I’m surrounded by Mormon culture still, and my husband’s siblings all have so many kids. They’re like, ‘Once you hit three kids, you can have 10 kids.’ That’s kind of the mindset I have.”
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