Ashley Graham shares intimate breastfeeding photo as she reveals names of twins

By Emily Gulla

Ashley Graham has revealed the names of her baby twins via an intimate breastfeeding photo, the first she’s shared with the new arrivals.

The US model announced the happy news of the birth of her twin baby boys in an Instagram Story posted at the start of January. However, Ashley and husband Justin Ervin had held off on sharing pictures of the little ones until now.

Revealing her twins’ names in the post, Ashley announced that her two boys are called Malachi and Roman, with the couple already parents to two-year-old Isaac. Sweet!

In her latest grid pic, the model told fans she “can’t wait to share my birth & postpartum journey,” alongside a gorgeously intimate breastfeeding photo with the twins. Ashley can be seen breastfeeding one of the babies, while she holds the other up against her shoulder, with followers taking to the comments to call the moment “breathtaking”.

Sharing a caption with the post, Ashley wrote, “Malachi & Roman 🤍 my boys have been the greatest teachers and biggest reminders that I can do hard things. this has not been easy, but it’s so worth it. still can’t believe I have 3 children 🤯 can’t wait to share my birth & postpartum journey with you all soon ❤️.”

Following the breastfeeding snap, Ashley added two more sweet photos to her Instagram Stories: one showing husband Justin holding the twins at the same time, and another of the two babies with big brother Isaac. Adorable!

Ashley and Justin announced the birth of their new arrivals earlier this year on 7th January. The model wrote on her Instagram Stories at the time, “Justin and I are so excited to share that our baby boys are here. They were born early this morning at home and are happy and healthy.”

She then continued, “I’m taking some time to heal up and connect with my husband and three boys, but I truly cannot wait to share more with you all. Much love, AG.”

Congratulations once again to Ashley and Justin!

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