New Zealand's Prime Minister Jasinda Arderna has been a mother today

New Zealand's Prime Minister Jasinda Arderna has been a mother. Today, he gave birth to a baby girl in Auckland City Hospital on Thursday. The baby has weighed a little more than three and a half kilograms. It is said in the AFP news that both mother and child are healthy.

The 37-year-old prime minister said in a statement: "I am sure that after being a new parent, we will go through the experience of others as well. At the same time I am grateful to my well-wishers. Thank you all.'

But before a Jasminder, a prime minister was in charge of being a mother. He is Pakistan's late Prime Minister Benazir Bhutto. In 1990, she gave birth to a child.
Jasdina Alderne said in January that she was pregnant. Her husband, Clark Gifford. Jasinda plans to go on six-week holidays after childbirth. He hopes to join work in August next.

Jasinda Ardern has been elected as New Zealand's youngest prime minister since 1856. In October, he got the responsibility of the central left alliance.

Ardern's Labor party was in second place in the elections held in September. None of the parties in the election could ensure the majority. Jasinda Arderna formed the government with the support of New Zealand First Party leader Winston Peter
Just six days before the Prime Minister, Arderne came to know that she is pregnant. This was great news for him. And like all the moms, he was also excited about it.