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TV wildlife presenter announces baby's birth and daughter's name in sweet post

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BBC wildlife presenter Tyler Whitnall has announced the birth of his second child.

The One Zoo Three star shared the happy news with his followers on Instagram today.

Announcing the arrival, he wrote: “Our beautiful daughter is here. Tillie Grace Whitnall. 12.10.2026.

“Welcome to the family Tillie. Alfie is already loving life as a big brother!

BBC wildlife presenter Tyler Whitnall has announced the birth of his daughter Tillie Grace

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“Our little family of four,” he added, alongside a red heart emoji.

Whitnall and his wife Carly are already parents to two-year-old son Alfie.

The presenter is best known for starring in the BBC wildlife and conservation series One Zoo Three alongside his brothers Aaron and Cam.

Tyler Whitnall is a BBC wildlife presenter

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The programme, which launched in 2020, follows the brothers as they work with animals and support conservation efforts at Paradise Wildlife Park in Hertfordshire.

Whitnall is also a director of the wildlife park and a trustee of The Big Cat Sanctuary in Kent.

The sanctuary works to protect and conserve endangered big cats, including Sumatran tigers and snow leopards.

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