Nini Ouyang gives birth to first baby

Heidi Hsia

7 January 2025 at 10:24 pm·1-min read

8 Jan - Nini Ouyang recently announced that she has given birth to her and Bryan Chang's first child.

Sharing the good news on social media with postdelivery photos, she wrote, "Phew~ laned safely! Hello uncles and aunties. My name is Mumu."

"Welcome to the world, Little Mumu. Mummy and daddy will hold your hands and accompany you to grow up," she added.

Nini also assured that both she and her baby are safe and fine, adding, "I have been in a fantastic journey for the past few days. Now that I think about it, my head is still buzzing."

Many took to the comments to congratulate the couple, while Nini's siblings Didi and Nana posted, "Auntie loves you too."

Nana and Bryan announced their marriage in June 2024 and confirmed their pregnancy in September.

(Photo Source: Nini IG)

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