Boris Johnson Welcomes Fourth Child: Is Daughter Poppy the Final ‘Gang Member’?
Carrie Johnson, wife of former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson, has announced the arrival of their fourth child, a daughter named Poppy Eliza Josephine Johnson, born on May 21. The couple expressed that they are "smitten" with their new addition, sharing their joy on Instagram. Carrie highlighted Poppy as the "final gang member" of their family, which also includes siblings Wilfred, Romy, and Frank. Each name carries personal significance, with Poppy’s middle name honoring Carrie’s mother.
After keeping the pregnancy mostly private, the Johnsons opted to leave the baby’s sex a surprise, expecting a boy. In her Instagram announcement, Carrie shared candid reflections on motherhood, stating, "I can’t believe how pretty and tiny you are. Feel so incredibly lucky," while also admitting the challenge of sleepless nights.
Poppy’s birth follows a difficult few months for Carrie, who had been hospitalized for pneumonia earlier this year. Friends noted the family’s delight, particularly Romy, who was eager for a little sister. Celebrations included pizza and cocktails, underscoring a heartfelt family moment.
Carrie’s social media posts also included charming images of her children welcoming their new sibling. She referred to Poppy as "Pops" and "Pop Tart," embracing the joy of family life amidst their public profiles.
FAQ
1. When was Poppy Johnson born?
Poppy Eliza Josephine Johnson was born on May 21, 2025.
2. How many children do Boris and Carrie Johnson have?
The couple has four children: Wilfred, Romy, Frank, and now Poppy.
3. Why did the Johnsons keep the pregnancy a secret?
They chose to keep the pregnancy mostly private, only announcing details closer to the birth.
4. What significance do Poppy’s names have?
Poppy’s middle name, Josephine, is in honor of Carrie’s mother, reflecting personal family connections.
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