Melissa Gorga and her husband, Joe Gorga, just met Rachel Fuda's newborn baby, Lorenzo Antonio Fuda. One week after The Real Housewives of New Jersey mom gave birth, she met up with Melissa and introduced her to her baby boy.
Melissa and Joe took to their Instagram Stories earlier this week, where they shared the sweetest photos of them meeting Lorenzo. Joe got a photo of him holding the baby boy in his arms, as he looked to the camera, smiling. In the picture, Lorenzo can be seen wearing gray and white striped pajamas, pouting for the camera, and staring at the dad of three. "Lorenzo Antonio Fuda," he wrote over the photo, alongside an Italian flag in the shape of a heart.
Melissa then took to her own Instagram Story, where she posted a photo of the baby boy, wearing a white fuzzy hat with ears, peacefully sleeping. It's incredible to see how much the little boy resembles his older sisters, Gianella and Giuliana Fuda, in the photo. "Met little baby Lorenzo today," she wrote over the photo, tagging Rachel and her husband, John Fuda. "So perfect."
Rachel Fuda reveals how she's adjusting as a family of six
Rachel took to her Instagram account on Wednesday, Feb. 26, where she opened up about how she had been adjusting just one week after giving birth. She admitted that things can get a little chaotic in their household with two young girls and a teenage son, Jaiden Fuda (who Rachel adopted). But, she's been relying on her husband through it all.
"I feel pretty good," she admitted. "I'm trying to take it as easy as possible. I mean, it's definitely tough with the girls, because they need me and John, but John has been an absolute angel he is so helpful, I mean, he is so good with the girls, they adore him, they listen to him, and I've just been able to do what I need to do. Mornings are a little chaotic, they are getting easier."
Rachel Fuda reflects on giving birth to her baby son
Rachel also took to Instagram earlier this week, where she filmed a video explaining her labor and delivery with Lorenzo. She revealed throughout the two-part series that she had delivered Lorenzo through a scheduled C-section, which is how she gave birth to her two daughters. "I will tell you, speaking from experience, they are all completely different," she said in part one. "I would say my hardest was my first, because you don't really know what to expect."
In part two, posted to her Instagram account, Rachel revealed that the C-section felt like "you're a purse and someone is rummaging through your insides." "It doesn't hurt, it's a lot of pressure, it's a very weird sensation, you're not completely numb," she noted.
