Olly Murs praises his ‘unbelievable wife’ Amelia as she poses in underwear to celebrate her postpartum body after giving birth to the couple’s second child

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Olly Murs shared a loving message for his wife, Amelia, after she confidently showed off her postpartum body in underwear, celebrating her figure after giving birth to their second child.

Singer Jewel, age 41, and her partner, fitness influencer Charlie Wall, 33, recently expanded their family. They are parents to 17-month-old daughter Madison and welcomed a new baby boy, Albert, this month.

Amelia looked amazing in a recent Instagram post, holding her new baby and showing off her post-pregnancy body.

The bodybuilder expressed deep gratitude for her body and shared that she was proud of how far she’d come.

Olly showed his love for Amelia by leaving sweet comments on her posts.

He wrote: ‘Two beautiful kids, one unbelievable, incredible wife x I’m a lucky lucky man xx’

Amelia shared a video and wrote a heartfelt message expressing gratitude for her body. She thanked it for carrying and birthing her two children, and for continuing to support her every day. She’s forever thankful for the changes her body went through to bring her babies into the world.

I’m really happy with who I am right now, and I can’t wait to get back to feeling fit and strong whenever I’m ready. It feels good to know I’ll get there again.

The couple announced Amelia’s second pregnancy in April.

A black and white video showed a family of three enjoying a walk in the park, with the little girl, Madison, riding on her father’s shoulders.

She was wearing a denim jacket that said ‘BIG SIS’ on it, and Amelia was holding the ultrasound pictures.

They penned in a caption: ‘We’re so egg-cited to share this..… Another Baby Murs on the way.’

Olly and his partner, a bodybuilder, got married in July 2023 and welcomed their daughter on April 17, 2024.

Oh my gosh, you guys, Olly has *said* he’s really making an effort this time! Apparently, last time with Amelia, he literally left just two days after she gave birth – TWO DAYS! – because of the Take That tour. Can you imagine?! But he’s promised to be so much more present now, and I’m just…living for it. It’s so sweet that he’s learned from that and wants to be there for his family. I’m so happy for them!

The singer shared with the audience that being a new parent meant a lot of sleepless nights and diaper changes, and he felt bad about having to travel for work and be away from his family.

It’s been a really wild time lately. I’m thrilled to have a baby girl, and my wife is doing an amazing job at home taking care of her – all the diapers, the late nights, everything.

‘And I’m on tour with Take That. I feel guilty!’

Olly openly admitted he cried when he had to leave his daughter just two days after she was born.

Months after making the decision, he confessed it had been deeply upsetting for him, especially when he realized he’d missed out on getting to know his daughter during her infancy.

Olly Murs admitted on the Heart Breakfast show that it was difficult leaving his newborn baby just two days after its birth, as he had to immediately begin a Take That tour. He shared this while speaking with new father Mark Wright.

He said he didn’t fully understand what had happened initially. A few months later, while talking with Amelia, he suddenly started crying because he hadn’t had the opportunity to truly connect with the baby.

Mark supported his friend’s difficult decision to prioritize work, reminding him, ‘You’re doing this to provide a better future for her.’

When Olly was on tour with Take That, he’d rush back to Essex after each concert to be with his daughters, Amelia and Madison.

In a clip shared with the Daily Mail last April, Olly said, ‘However, I’ve been at home this week.’

I’ve handled the diapers and the sleepless nights, and now I’m excited to get back on tour – just kidding! Seriously though, my daughter is amazing. I honestly never imagined I’d be a father, and it still feels surreal.

Honestly, seeing Olly celebrate that everything’s working as it should was incredible! He was so genuinely proud, and you could just feel his joy. Being on tour at this moment just made it even more special for him – it really feels like the perfect time for him right now, and it was amazing to witness.

The couple shared their excitement about having more children, but also honestly discussed the difficulties of raising kids, acknowledging that it’s not always as perfect as it looks on social media.

Amelia recently told OK! magazine that being a mother ‘can be quite lonely.’ She explained that she found it difficult adjusting after her daughter, Madison, was born.

She explained that she needed an emergency C-section because their planned natural birth wasn’t possible. The baby, Madi, was positioned sideways, leaving them with no other choice.

The bodybuilder was surprised by how tough recovery was and struggled with not being able to go to the gym as often as she usually does.

Honestly, Amelia really hit the nail on the head. Her recovery was *so* tough, much harder than anyone let on, and I really appreciate her being open about it. I’m pretty active myself, and it hadn’t occurred to me just how limited you can feel afterward. It’s good to hear someone acknowledge that it’s not always a smooth, easy process.

She explained that she was trying to be more open about how hard it’s been raising children while Olly has been gone.

Olly agreed it’s important to be honest about parenthood. He explained that while being a parent is wonderful, it’s also incredibly challenging, and there’s no need to pretend it’s always perfect, like some people portray on social media. He emphasized his own commitment to being truthful about his experiences.

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2025-09-22 11:04