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Celebrity Fitness Coach Liky Rosenberg Michaeli Welcomes Third Child at 41

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Fitness coach Liky Rosenberg Michaeli, 41, gave birth to her third child, a son, via Cesarean section. The surprise pregnancy was announced in March, and the couple shared the news on social media.

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  • Fitness coach Liky Rosenberg Michaeli gave birth to her third child.
  • She is 41 years old and welcomed a son.
  • The birth was via Cesarean section.
  • The pregnancy was a surprise announcement in March.
  • She has two older children, aged 8 and 4.

Fitness coach Liky Rosenberg Michaeli and her husband, Hadar Michaeli, welcomed their third child, a son, on Tuesday. The birth occurred via Cesarean section at the hospital.

The new baby boy joins his older siblings, Don, 8, and Mori, 4. The couple shared the happy news on social media with a photo from the operating room, with Rosenberg writing, "How much we waited, huh?! He is here."

Rosenberg, 41, had previously announced her pregnancy in March, describing it as a "complete surprise." She shared that it took her three months to process the news, as she finds changes in life difficult. However, she expressed certainty that the pregnancy was a "gift from heaven, unplanned, at the exact right time, because someone up there knows this is exactly what we need."

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