Elsa Hosk proudly introduces newborn baby daughter Tuulikki to model ‘auntie’ Stella Maxwell

Elsa Hosk introduced her newborn daughter Tuulikki to fellow Victoria’s Secret model Stella Maxwell on Tuesday.

The supermodel, 32, shared two sweet photos of Stella, 30, cradling the little girl on Instagram, writing: ‘Hi auntie.’

In the first image, Stella sat on the sofa as she dotingly stared at Tuulikki, who was snuggled in the blonde beauty’s arms wearing a cosy beige onesie.

In a second snap, Tuulikki napped in Stella’s lap as the Belgian-born runway star sat outside on a red blanket.

Pushing her hair from her face, Stella smiled and looked lovingly at the newborn as the trio enjoyed the sunny California weather in Elsa’s stylish garden.

Hours before Tuulikki and Stella’s meeting, Elsa uploaded a heart-melting clip of her firstborn wearing a pair of white bunny ears and fluffy brown boots as she yawned and cooed for the camera. 

Tuulikki is Elsa’s first child with her creative director partner Tom Daly, 30, who she has been in a relationship with since 2015.

Elsa has given her fans numerous glimpses into life post-pregnancy, since giving birth to her first child last month. 

The supermodel explained the meaning behind her daughter’s unusual name via an Instagram question and answer session.

She said: ‘We call her Tuuli which is short for Tuulikki. It wasn’t hard to choose her name because I always knew I wanted a Finnish name, Finnish names are so cute.

‘Tuulikki is my mom’s middle-name as my mum’s side of the family is from Finland and they all have Finnish names and they’re so cute. 

‘And when I told Tom about this name he loved it too which is kind of a sign, because it’s a very unique name, so for him to love it, I thought we have to name her.

‘So Tuuli means “wind” and Tuulikki means “little wind” and it also is the name of a forest goddess.’  

Elsa also admitted her physique has changed since giving birth, but declared she is appreciative for her ‘new curves’.

She continued on social media: ‘I also get so many questions about my postpartum body.

‘I’m guessing they’re from people who haven’t had kids because when you go through pregnancy and child birth, you just look at your body in a new way and instead of seeing flaws, you feel very grateful for what our bodies can do as women.

‘It’s truly magical and amazing and we’re so incredible, and I’m trying to give myself time to heal and not put a lot of pressure on to be a size zero.

‘More than anything, I look at my body with gratitude and with a new perspective of feeling beautiful and loving all these new curves.’