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Published 09:48 10 Oct 2025 BST
Tracy Beaker star, Chelsie George, has welcomed a baby boy and revealed the adorable name they chose for him.
Chelsie George, then known as Chelsie Padley, portrayed Louise Govern, Tracy's best friend, in the Dumping Ground.
The actress posted an adorable video to Instagram announcing the arrival of hr newborn son, Dusty Leigh George.
She captioned the post: "5.10.25. 5lbs 14oz 35+4 (had to beat his sis).
"Introducing our impatient little man.
"We are all head over heels and Goldie is just besotted.
"Can’t wait to tell you all more about his early and very speedy arrival (still in shock I think) but we are soaking up this absolutely precious time along with a little side of jaundice, very little sleep and LOTS of milk!
"P.s excuse the colostrum stain….Dusty said hell no to the perfect post, we are in real life baby.
"P.p.s he also said…..mum, get me some clothes that fit!"
Family, friends and fans were quick to flood the comments with heartfelt messages, congratulating Chelsie on the newest addition to the family.
Former co-star Dani Harmer, better known as Tracy Beaker, commented: "Ahhhhh congratulations lovely!"
Someone else wrote: "Congratulations Mama, beautiful baby and gorgeous name xx."
"Oh Chels, he is absolutely gorgeous! Well done you. Congratulations to you all," another commented.
Dusty will be a little brother to Goldie Rayner George, which Chelsie and Iain George, whom she married last year, welcomed two years ago.
Chelsie played Louise in The Story of Tracy Beaker from 2002 to 2004.
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