Ankur Desai

I think it felt a bit more real then.

And because of being a midwife, I know all of the things that could go wrong.

But Daisy kind of said, no, I'd rather us both have one than me have two and you have none.

Which is extraordinary.

Yeah, I just it's really hard to explain.

But I was so lucky and I am so lucky to have Amelia.

And she was the one thing in my life other than Ollie that came and like completely just opened up this whole new world for me of how amazing life can be.

And I knew Georgia deserved that.

And I knew Georgia would be the most incredible mum.

And I knew that there is no way in this timeline of my life that I would have two children and Georgia wouldn't have any.

The birth.

Talk to me about the birth.

You've got a midwife, but you're not at work.

No.

But did you deliver your own baby?

To be honest, she didn't actually need delivering because she's shut out onto the bed.

It was the most magical, intense, scary, wonderful moment.

And then that moment of you telling us it was a girl.

I said, it's a girl, George.

It was just magical, yeah.