After the birth of their son Ziggy in December, Jamie Laing and Sophie Habboo have been navigating a busy schedule. Just 11 weeks postpartum, Sophie walked the BAFTAs red carpet with Jamie. Their Disney reality show, “Raising Chelsea,” is also in the works, offering viewers an unfiltered glimpse into their lives post-baby.

However, behind the scenes, sources revealed that the filming process has been tough on the couple, especially Sophie, who had to be camera-ready shortly after giving birth, causing concern among their loved ones.

A source disclosed to The Sun that the filming experience was unexpectedly stressful for the couple, who felt overwhelmed by the pressure, unlike their previous work on “Made in Chelsea.” Despite the challenges, Jamie and Sophie are content with the show’s outcome. The Mirror has reached out to them for a statement.

Earlier this month, the couple teased their upcoming show on Instagram, sharing a trailer with fans. Jamie’s caption hinted at introducing their new family member through “Raising Chelsea” on Disney+.

In a separate incident, Jamie received criticism from mom influencers for praising Sophie’s postpartum efforts in creating a festive atmosphere shortly after giving birth. While some followers commended the couple, others pointed out the unrealistic expectations such posts may set for new mothers.

After their son’s arrival, Jamie and Sophie sought wellness retreat services and transitioned into a new home, preparing for their life as a family of three. They first announced their pregnancy in June through a heartwarming Instagram post.

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