Aussie fitness star Emily Skye has welcomed a beautiful baby girl.

Gold Coast trainer – and Instagram star – Emily Skye Anderson has announced the arrival of her first child.

Sharing the news with her 2.2 million followers, the 32-year-old shared her beautiful little girl was born at 11.52 am on December 18.

Emily and her partner, Declan Redmond, gave their little girl a classic name, picking one of the most popular girls names of the year: Mia.

“So happy to finally meet my gorgeous girl Mia Elise Redmond,” Emily wrote on Instagram.

So happy to finally meet my gorgeous girl Mia Elise Redmond born on Dec 18th at 11:53am weighing 7lb 7oz (3.5kg). . @recdedmond & I having constant love explosions!! ???????? . .

A post shared by E M I L Y S K Y E (@emilyskyefit) on Dec 19, 2017 at 4:16am PST

She added that she and Declan were having “constant love explosions”.

Emily’s fans were quick to congratulate the star on her new arrival.

“Congrats hun! She is so freaking adorable,” one fan wrote, while another added, “Mia you are an angel!”

The fitness star, who is worth an estimated $32 million, has been praised by her followers for showing off the good, bad and even ugly sides of her first pregnancy.

LISTEN: Tiffiny Hall on why she decided to share THAT post baby photo.

Just three weeks ago, Emily admitted that her pregnancy wasn’t really “going to plan” in terms of her fitness goals.

“I thought I’d be able to keep up with my exercise until the end of my pregnancy but that did NOT happen,” she wrote.

“I just want you ladies to know that gaining weight while pregnant is NORMAL – some people only gain a little and some gain a lot but it’s all ‘normal’.”

Speaking to Mamamia, she said her pregnancy experience turned out differently than she expected.

“I thought I’d be one of those mums that could walk along the beach every day… but even with my back belt I can’t be on my feet for too long,” she said.

“I did expect to gain weight. To be honest I didn’t expect to gain as much as I have, but I’m fine with it. I just think obviously my body is doing what it’s supposed to do, it’s supporting a life.

“You just can’t compare yourself to other people. Be happy for them and be inspired, but you definitely can’t compare, it only makes you feel bad.”

LISTEN to Tiffiny Hall’s full interview with Mia Freedman on the No Filter podcast: