They have welcomed a 2nd son, Felix on June 11th …

source : http://www.olivertobias.co.uk/index.php?/news/felix/

I don’t know, but in the interview Oliver says that he was 58 and Luke was 2 when Arabella suffered her nervous breakdown. Wouldn’t that make Luke about 4 now if Oliver is 60?

Sarah’s note: Yes! And that would make the other comment people were wondering about above make sense if Luke is 4 and not 2.

You know, as to the “waiting” (or not):

Oliver is 60 years old- that’s getting a little old to be fathering children (even though it’s obviously possible). Maybe they originally planned to have one right after the other? If they originally thought they’d either try as soon as they got the go ahead, or within the first 6 months, then waiting a year and a half might *seem* like a long time to them?

Just a thought….

That brought tears to my eyes. I have never heard of either of them, but they seem to really love each other and want to make a beautiful family life. I suffered from a mild form of PPD after my second daughter was born. I cannot imagine suffering from such a severe form as Arabella did. I hope all goes swimmingly for her after this delivery so that she can be there for both of her children’s milestones.

Wow, that is quite an emotional story. I do wish them all good health and happiness as their family grows.

Funny though, I thought the same thing as Sanja’s post – how is that a long time? Particularly not when severe PPD is involved. I’m thinking that quote was taken out of context. Because Oliver too, when he was talking about how they coped during the 5 month separation, said he potty trained Luke. If Luke is 2, that couldn’t have been that long ago!

Sarah’s note: It’s how it read in the article, as a question/answer, but there definitely could have been more to the answer that they cut out, or the answer could have been worded wrongly. I edited this post to match our CBB formatting, so the question should be gone now, but the answer is still a bit off.

WOW. I applaud her for being so candid. Good for them to make the decision to have another, hopefully she will be able to enjoy herself and the baby this time around. He sounds like an extraordinary husband and father, how wonderful that she has such a strong support system in Oliver.

I wish them the best!

Have there been moments during this pregnancy when you’ve worried that the old problems might resurface?
A: Of course, that’s why it took so long for me to do it again.

What, ‘a long time’? It took them a year and a half to get pregnant again and I’d assume that it didn’t happen on the first try so where is the long time in all this?