Nine reporter Sophie Walsh and cricket star Moises Henriques welcome first child
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Nine News reporter Sophie Walsh and former Sydney Sixers’ captain Moises Henriques have welcomed a beautiful baby girl.
The former Weekend Today co-host, 40, announced the wonderful news on Instagram and revealed her adorable name: Clementine “Minty” Ana Henriques.
Nine reporter Sophie Walsh and cricket star Moises Henriques have welcomed a baby girl. Instagram/@sophieclairewalsh
“Born 26/09/26. The sweetest girl we’ve ever known 🫶🏻,” wrote Walsh as she tagged Henriques, 39, alongside photos of the newborn.
In one photo, baby Clementine is wrapped up in a snugly, pastel pink knit.
While a second shows Henriques’ son Archie, from a former marriage, celebrating the family’s newest arrival.
Walsh and Henriques have been dating since 2024. Instagram/@mozzie21
Over on his Instagram page, the dad and cricket star shared his own photos of bub and Walsh in a touching tribute to his growing family.
“Welcome to our sweet little angel,” he wrote. “So proud and in love with mumma @sophieclairewalsh. Her older brother Archie is absolutely besotted for now…”
Nine co-stars and friends flooded the comments section with congratulations.
Walsh, Henriques and his son welcome their new addition. Instagram/@sophieclairewalsh
“Congrats beauty!! Welcome, gorgeous Minty. Best thing in the world 🩷,” said former Today co-host Sarah Abo, who welcomed her first child in July.
“Wonderful news, Soph! So happy to see you with your darling girl in your arms. Minty is a beauty! ❤️,” wrote Sylvia Jeffreys, currently pregnant with her third child.
“Welcome to the world Minty,” said David Campbell.
While Tim Davies commented: “Awesome news! 💝 Welcome Minty! Congratulations to you all x.”
The cricket star and current Portugal captain gets his rest. Instagram/@sophieclairewalsh
Walsh and Henriques have been dating since 2024, when the pair went public with their romance.
The tot’s arrival comes two months after Henriques announced his retirement from Australian domestic cricket in July after a 22-year professional career.
In August 2026 Henriques, who is Portuguese-Australian, was named captain of the Portugal national cricket team ahead of the 2028 World Cup.