Emily Miller and Cam Holmes, who became acquainted during the production of Netflix’s Too Hot To Handle in 2021, have joyfully welcomed their twin daughters into the world, unveiling their identical names.

The couple shared the news by posting a heartwarming black and white photo of their newborns, Arabella & Albie, born on July 31, 2026. The image focused solely on the babies holding hands, with their faces intentionally out of view. This marks the arrival of their second and third children, following the birth of their son Reggie in June 2024.

Celebrity friends like Demi Jones, Jesy Nelson, Imogen Horton, and Francesca Farago promptly showed their support for Emily, 32, and Cam, 29, praising their choice of names for their daughters.

The pair first revealed their pregnancy on Valentine’s weekend in February, through an Instagram post that featured a sweet video of themselves with Reggie, captioned: “2 more to adore… Due 23.08” alongside several baby emojis.

In the video, Emily and Cam were seen taking Reggie for a stroll, with each parent holding one of his hands. They then covered Reggie with a jumper bearing the words “Big Brother.”

During the video, Emily asked Reggie what was in mummy’s tummy, to which he replied, “Baby.” When asked how many babies were in there, Reggie answered, “There’s two.” The proud parents were shown sharing scans of the twins with Reggie, with Cam affectionately caressing Emily’s belly and lifting Reggie to kiss her growing bump.

Cam and Emily, who are engaged, previously shared photos of their romantic beach proposal in October 2025. The engagement was witnessed by their son Reggie, but they have not yet confirmed a wedding date.

The couple met on a reality show that aired five years ago, where contestants vied for a prize fund while residing together. Although they did not win the season, Cam and Emily found their happy ending together.

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