Sophie Delezio shares exciting baby news at gender reveal party as she awaits the birth of her first child

Sophie Delezio is pregnant with her first child and she celebrated with a gender reveal party this week. 

The miracle double car crash survivor shared a glimpse inside the festivities, leading up to the moment she popped blue confetti that revealed she is having a boy.  

'It's a… BOY!!  We can't wait to welcome you to the world little man! Your mum and dad are so excited to meet you,' the 23-year-old wrote in her caption on Instagram. 

The party, attended by friends and family, was decorated in pastels including balloons and baby blocks. 

The expectant mum posed alongside her partner Joseph, showing off her blossoming bump in a white hobo frock. 

She then changed into a fitted blue dress to mark the baby's sex, cradling her bump as she posed alongside the baby blocks. 

Also on offer for guests were pastel cupcakes and photos of the couple and their ultrasound were strung up as decorations.  

Celebrating our little one's upcoming arrival with the sweetest baby shower and a special surprise for all our guests!' Sophie wrote on Instagram. 

Sophie Delezio is pregnant with her first child and she celebrated with a gender reveal party this week. Pictured with partner Joseph

Sophie Delezio is pregnant with her first child and she celebrated with a gender reveal party this week. Pictured with partner Joseph 

'@thetroseph and I are beyond grateful for the love, laughter, and amazing memories made with friends and family near and far. Our little bubba is already so loved'.

Sophie shared the wonderful news of her pregnancy on social media in April alongside a gallery of celebratory images. 

In the first picture, Sophie and her partner Joseph are seen proudly posing on the beach in Sydney's Manly. 

The couple look elated as they both cradle Sophie's growing baby bump.

'The greatest gift of all coming in September!' she wrote alongside a baby face and heart emoji.

The miracle double car crash survivor shared a glimpse inside the festivities, leading up to the moment she popped blue confetti that revealed she is having a boy

The miracle double car crash survivor shared a glimpse inside the festivities, leading up to the moment she popped blue confetti that revealed she is having a boy

'It's a¿ BOY!! We can't wait to welcome you to the world little man! Your mum and dad are so excited to meet you,' the 23-year-old wrote in her caption on Instagram

'It's a… BOY!! We can't wait to welcome you to the world little man! Your mum and dad are so excited to meet you,' the 23-year-old wrote in her caption on Instagram

The party, attended by friends and family, was decorated in pastels including balloons and baby blocks

The party, attended by friends and family, was decorated in pastels including balloons and baby blocks

It wasn't long before the post was inundated with well-wishers.   

'Congratulations,' wrote Cody Simpson's mother, Angie. 

'Congratulations,' added former Hi-5 star-turned-Getaway reporter Charli Robinson 

'The most amazing news,' added one more.

Australia rallied around Sophie when a car crashed through the window of her daycare in 2003 when she was two, trapping her underneath and severely burning her.

Burns covered 85 per cent of her body after the tragedy, which also took both of her feet, several fingers and her right ear.

Photos of the couple and their ultrasound were strung up as decorations

 Photos of the couple and their ultrasound were strung up as decorations

Also on offer for guests were pastel cupcakes

Also on offer for guests were pastel cupcakes

The expectant mum changed into a fitted blue dress to mark the baby's sex, cradling her bump as she posed alongside the baby blocks

The expectant mum changed into a fitted blue dress to mark the baby's sex, cradling her bump as she posed alongside the baby blocks

Three years later tragedy struck again when the five year old was hit by a car near her home in Sydney's northern beaches while out with her nanny.

The impact launched her 18 metres out of her wheelchair, leaving her with a broken jaw, broken collarbone, nine broken ribs, punctured lungs, two fractured vertebrae and a brain injury.

Sophie suffered a heart attack during the ordeal and doctors at Sydney Children's Hospital in Randwick asked her family - twice - if they would like to turn off her life support.

She made another remarkable recovery and only a month later she left the hospital and went back to school.

In 2023, she became engaged to childhood friend Joseph.