Ivanka Trump, Kate Hudson & Victoria Beckham Welcome Babies In July

Ivanka Trump, Kate Hudson and Victoria Beckham have all welcomed babies in July 2011. Ivanka Trump this evening, Sunday(7.17.11), tweeted the news of the birth of her first child, a baby girl. Ivanka welcomed her baby girl with husband Jared Kushner. She tweeted,

“This morning @jaredkushner and I welcomed a beautiful and healthy little baby girl into the world,” Ivanka tweeted Sunday. “We feel incredibly grateful & blessed. Thank you all for your support and well wishes!”

(Kate Hudson spotted out with fiance Matt Bellamy and son Ryder days after giving birth to Bing)

Kate Hudson welcomed her first son with Muse rocker Matthew Bellamy on Saturday (7.9.11). The couple have named their son Bingham Hawn Bellamy.

(Victoria Beckham with daughter Harper Seven)

Victoria Beckham and her husband David welcomed their first baby girl just hours after Kate Hudson on Sunday (7.10.11). Victoria and David released the first photos of their daughter Harper Seven earlier today (7.17.11).

Congratulations to Ivanka Trump, Kate Hudson and Victoria Beckham!!!

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