Chloe Fisher just announced her second 'miracle baby' in the sweetest way.

After a difficult road to pregnancy and an intense labour with her first child, Chloe Fisher has shared the wonderful news that she is expecting her second "miracle" baby with her husband Paul Fisher.

The influencer and her DJ husband announced the life update on Saturday afternoon. They shared a slew of photos on Instagram, including one of their first-born Bobbi Maree Fisher with an ultrasound of her younger sibling.

"Our second little miracle is on the way," Chloe captioned the post.

Chloe Fisher's daughter Bobbi holding the ultrasound. Image: Instagram/@chloe.fisher

"Baby Fisher #2 arriving in 2026, something we will never take for granted and still can't quite believe is real, After everything it took to get here, we know how fragile and precious this gift is," she continued.

"We are so grateful for this little miracle and our love will always be with those still waiting for theirs."

The post was soon inundated with messages of support from loved ones.

"Shut the front door, I'm crying. Congratulations guys," Steph Claire Smith wrote.

"AHHHHHHHH THE BEST," penned Michelle Battersby.

"Congrats you guys," added Brittany Hockley, with some love heart emojis.

The delightful update comes 14 months after Chloe and Paul welcomed their first miracle baby, Bobbi, into the world on June 20th 2024.

"The happiest day of the year," Chloe said at the time.

Chloe and Paul Fisher are expecting their second child. Image: Instagram/@chloe.fisher

It was certainly not an easy pregnancy, nor labour, for the influencer.

For nearly five years, Chloe and Paul tried to fall pregnant, with no luck.

The fertility journey was painful, fraught with distress and bad news. There were miscarriages. Eight rounds of unsuccessful IVF treatments.

It's a journey they've previously described as a "living nightmare."

But at the end of 2023, Chloe fell pregnant. Naturally.

In August 2024, Chloe unpacked her entire journey through labour, birth, and the often 'unspoken about' experience post-partum on her podcast Darling, Shine! which she co-hosts with best friend Ellidy Pullin.

"I was about to meet the baby I'd been waiting [for] nearly five years to have and everything that day was just so special," she shared.

"Honestly, this whole experience was probably one of the most profound and transformative experiences I've ever had in my whole entire life and it was beautiful — the female body and what we can do."

Chloe and Paul welcomed Bobbi into the world on June 20th 2024. Image: Instagram/@chloe.fisher

With her road to motherhood fraught with anxiety, distress and so many challenges, Chloe said the weight of trying to have a baby was growing heavy. "It just got so much more intense every day as it went on and went on," she shared.

"And we were blessed in the end with this little miracle bub... it was really incredible. For me, I stepped into another world."

Speaking to her experience during labour, she shared it was "so intense," that "no matter what anyone tells you, it will never prepare you for it."

"I'm not going to sugarcoat things because it is absolutely f**king insane."

As she told listeners, "I don't know whether I'm blocking it out, but I remember speaking to every one of my friends that have had kids and I swear to god, I don't remember anyone telling me that it is the most painful thing you'll ever experience in your whole life and you think that you're going to die. I don't know whether they just didn't want to scare me, but far out — it is insane."

"It was almost like a blend of pain and purpose. It was the most beautiful experience I've ever had in my entire life. It tested my limits a hundred per cent — holy s**t. But it brought out this resilience that I never knew I had within myself because I don't think you realise how strong you are until you experience labour."

Her husband Paul also reflected on the "life-changing" experience of labour and birth, praising Chloe for her "insane" amount of strength.

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"We went through the first five or six hours and it was just the most beautiful calm, soothing moment," he said. "As soon as we got the epidural, it really kicked in. I just remember me and Chloe were high five-ing and smiling and laughing and then that's when the tunes came on."

"We're all crying. The room was just emotional. It was happy," he said.

But it was the very moment Chloe's epidural wore off, that things started to really "ramp up."

"There was a point where I was like, I can't f**king do this. I was crying," said Chloe. "Ellidy was there, Paul was next to me. And in my mind I was thinking, 'I'm going to die. How do I make this stop? Like, how do I make this pain stop?'"

After a 15-hour labour and an assisted birth, baby Bobbi entered the world.

Paul shared, "All of a sudden she was just there. I remember looking at her and being like, 'geez this baby is so cute.' This baby has been here before... it was the most surreal moment... Bobbi just gave out like a little sigh. She was so mellow. I'm lost for words. It was just beautiful... a whole new love."

"I've envisioned this for so long," said Chloe. "And it was just everything that I dreamed of. The moment I held our little daughter on my chest for the first time. Everything just left the building. In those moments, nothing else mattered. I held her, and she was just perfect. The overwhelming amount of love I had for this little human being was just indescribable. And I cannot believe that this whole journey brought us to that moment."

Now the family are preparing for a new arrival — and we couldn't be happier for them.

Feature Image: Instagram/@chloe.fisher