Photo credit: Bea Borres

Bea Borres is celebrating a milestone many parents wait and hope for—bringing her baby home after weeks inside the hospital.

The actress and content creator shared the joyful update on social media, confirming that she has given birth to her daughter, Hopea, who recently spent 44 days in the Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU) before being discharged.

“if you think i’m strong, my baby Hopea is stronger, she fought harder than I did!! after 44 days in the Nicu, Pea is finally going home 🥹🤍”

While Bea did not disclose specific medical details, her post confirms that Hopea needed extended medical care after birth. Babies admitted to the NICU often require close monitoring to support breathing, feeding, and overall development before they are allowed to go home.

Throughout her pregnancy and early motherhood journey, Bea has openly shared the emotional challenges she faced, showing the quiet strength of parents who endure long days of waiting, hoping, and celebrating even the smallest victories.

Her latest post quickly drew an outpouring of love, prayers, and congratulatory messages from fans and fellow celebrities.

Now, with baby Hopea finally home, the Borres family begins a new chapter—one filled with healing, gratitude, and first moments together outside hospital walls.

For Bea, this experience has reshaped her idea of strength. This time, she says, the real fighter is her baby girl, Hopea, who fought her way home.