She is relishing in motherhood after welcoming her second son Henry into the world on Easter Saturday.
And Sylvia Jeffrey melted hearts when she shared a heart-warming photo of her two boys on Wednesday evening.
In the photo, the Channel Nine star is seen snuggling into Oscar as she cradles her newborn in her arm.
So in love: Sylvia Jeffreys cuddles up to her son Oscar, one, and cradles newborn baby boy Henry in new heartwarming family photo
The 34-year-old was glowing makeup free in the image while relaxing in a cosy tracksuit.
TV power couple Peter Stefanovic and Sylvia welcomed their second son, Henry George, on Easter Saturday.
Last week, the Channel Nine star thanked her colleagues at A Current Affair for their gifts and well-wishes.
She posted a picture of her newborn sitting in a rocker next to an assortment of purple, pink and white flowers.
Grateful: Nine presenter Sylvia Jeffreys has shared a new photo of baby Henry George while thanking her colleagues at A Current Affair for their gifts and well-wishes
‘Henry is chuffed with the stunning delivery from our friends at @ACurrentAffair9, thanks team,’ she captioned the upload.
Sylvia’s main job at Nine is hosting morning show Today Extra, but she is also a reporter and occasional guest presenter for ACA.
She then shared another photo of her older son, Oscar Hamilton, at his local park.
‘Meantime, this kid seems 10x bigger than he was last week,’ she captioned it.
New addition: TV power couple Peter Stefanovic and Sylvia welcomed their second son, Henry George, on Easter Saturday
Shortly after the couple announced their child’s arrival this week, Sky News anchor Peter, 39, posted a clip of his little boy alongside a touching tribute to his wife.
‘The newest littlest member of our squad of four, led by my hero – @sylviajeffreys,’ he wrote on Instagram.
The short video showed the tot wrapped in a grey blanket and gazing at his parents.
The couple announced Henry’s arrival last Wednesday morning, but Peter’s brother Karl Stefanovic confirmed on the Today show his nephew had in fact been born four days earlier, on Easter Saturday.
‘The Today show family has grown by one. This is very good news,’ Karl said.
So cute! Shortly after the couple announced their child’s arrival this week, Sky News anchor Peter, 39, posted a clip of his little boy gazing up at his parents
Fellow Today anchor Leila McKinnon added: ‘Today Extra host Sylvia Jeffreys has given birth to a beautiful baby boy, Henry George Stefanovic. Well done, guys.’
‘My ovaries are bursting!’ Karl joked, which Leila replied: ‘I’m lactating!’
Proud uncle Karl said his baby nephew was born on Saturday, weighing 3.5kg.
‘Henry, our gorgeous, healthy little boy makes us a family of four’: The pair announced Henry’s arrival on Wednesday morning, but Peter’s brother Karl Stefanovic confirmed on the Today show his nephew had in fact been born four days earlier, on Easter Saturday
‘The Today show family has grown by one’: Proud uncle Karl Stefanovic (left, with co-host Leila McKinnon) said his baby nephew was born on Saturday, weighing 3.5kg
‘Mum is doing fantastic, I spoke to my bro, too… he was downing a Rockford Basket Press [a shiraz] at the time and enjoying being a father again,’ Karl said.
Last year, Sylvia and Peter welcomed their first son, Oscar Hamilton, now one.
Just eight months after Oscar’s birth, the Nine personality revealed she was pregnant with her second child.
Baby makes four! Last year, Sylvia and Peter welcomed their first son, Oscar Hamilton
Earlier this month, Sylvia went on maternity leave.
At the time, She shared a picture of herself next to newsreader and fellow mother-to-be Jayne Azzopardi, as they both cradled their bumps in the Nine newsroom.
Sylvia wrote in the caption: ‘My last day at work = last chance for a bump comparison with @jayneazzo. How did we get here so fast? (Hint: 2 x turbo toddlers).’
Sylvia conceived her first son Oscar via IVF, but has said her second pregnancy was ‘spontaneous’.
‘We hadn’t planned to go down that path so soon, but having had not an entirely easy path the first time around you can’t be anything but thankful and grateful to have fallen pregnant this way,’ she told The Australian Women’s Weekly.
She said many people had advised her against having boys 15 months apart, but she insisted they wouldn’t have it any other way.
‘I know it will be a lot to keep up with two turbo little boys, but for now I’m just embracing the beautiful chaos,’ Sylvia added.