Gardeners’ World star Sue Kent announced a new arrival in a sweet social media post. Holding her baby granddaughter in her lap, the BBC gardening expert announced she has been “blessed” to become a grandmother again, this time to a “beautiful baby girl”. Sue wrote on Instagram: “Gardening is taking a bit of a back seat at the moment, as I’ve been blessed becoming a grandmother again to a beautiful baby girl.”

Adding the tags #FullMoonBaby, #NewLife and #Thankful, she continued: “Thank you for all your lovely comments.” Before telling fans: “Thank you, everybody, for all your congratulations. It’s so kind of you.”

Fans rushed to the comments section to wish Sue the best, with one gushing: “Wonderful news Sue! Congratulations to all the family.”

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Another echoed: “Adorable excitement. Many congratulations to you all.” While a third fan said: “Congratulations Sue, what a lovely photo. Your face says it all. Enjoy lots of baby snuggles!”

Sue has previously shared snaps of her other grandchildren, cradling her other granddaughter and grandson in a sweet snap dating back to 2022.

Sue herself was born with arms eight inches long, and with seven fingers; her upper limb disability is a result of her mum being prescribed Thalidomide for morning sickness when she was pregnant.

She told Wales Online of how she adapts her garden to her disability, explaining: “Over the years we've turned it around so I could work in the garden.

"It used to be me standing on one foot trying to weed on a slope. Just like people who use their hands and prefer one to the other, I am the same with my feet."