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Veruca Salt. Woman holding newborn baby in medical facility post-birth
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Influencer welcomes twins nearly two years after her son's death

Veruca Salt gave birth to twins Storm and Zion. This happened nearly two years after her son Cash died from SIDS.

Veruca Salt is known online as Kimberley Hartley. She has 608,000 Instagram followers.

The twins Storm and Zion were born at a Gold Coast hospital on September 26. Salt shared images from her hospital bed.

One post showed her getting a manicure during labour. Salt announced her pregnancy in March after spending time in the US.

Initially Salt kept unclear who the father was. Later she said a man named Charles is their biological father.

Her ex-husband is not the father. They married in Las Vegas and divorced after two months in December 2025.

Friends celebrated the births on social media. One follower wrote that God blessed her with two angels after her 2024 loss.

608,000
Instagram followers
September 26
Birth date
2024 from SIDS
Son's death

Why it mattersSalt's large following has watched her journey closely as she moved from devastating loss to welcoming new life. The births mark a significant personal milestone for the influencer.

AustraliaAn Australian content creator with hundreds of thousands of followers celebrates a major family milestone after tragedy, a journey many of her audience have followed.

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