Paralympian Hannah Cockroft, who has carved out a television career alongside her sports stardom, has revealed to her followers that she and her partner have welcomed a baby girl20:20, 27 May 2026Hannah Cockroft has given birth to a baby girl. The Paralympian, 33, is married to fellow wheelchair racer Nathan Maguire, 28, and took to social media to reveal that they had become parents for the first time.‌The sports star, who has also carved out a television career since her rise to fame, revealed to fans that the little one was born almost a month ago but has just announced the happy news now.‌Alongside a black-and-white image of the baby's hand, she wrote on Instagram: "Three whole weeks of you 05.05.2026 Rosie Marigold Maguire." Hannah then uploaded the picture to her Instagram Story, where she added the Teddy Swims and Raiche track Small Hands into the background.‌The Team GB star was inundated with comments from well-wishers as soon as she revealed the news, with one writing: "Congratulations. Hope all is well."Another said: "Congratulations Nathan & Hannah. Sending love to you all," and a third wrote: "Oh my days! She’s perfect, well done mama! So excited for you guys, huge congratulations xxx"‌Just before Christmas, Hannah announced the news of her pregnancy as she and her partner posed with the scan pictures, adding The Cranberries track Dreams at the time. Alongside that post, she wrote: "Baby Maguire, coming May 2026," and emblazoned her comment with a sweet baby emoji.Hannah holds several world records for wheelchair racing, and competed for Britain at the 2012 Summer Paralympics, where she won two gold medals.‌Four years later, she attained three more gold medals when she took part in the 2016 Summer Paralympics in Rio de Janeiro. But alongside her sports career, Hannah has also found success on television.In 2019, she appeared on a celebrity version of The Great British Bake Off in aid of Stand Up 2 Cancer, and later went on to appear on a celebrity edition of The Hit List alongside her husband Nathan. She previously called for more awareness of disabilities after finding that there wasn't a great deal of representation on TV and urged parents to better educate their children on the matter.‌She said: "said: “Now that age are kind of alien to wheelchairs, disability, because it’s not on TV, you can’t just turn on your TV and see someone with disability anymore. It feels we have taken a step back.“I get a lot of children who point at me or ask their mums ‘Why’s that lady in a pushchair? How can they not know it’s a wheelchair?“I’m slightly embarrassed because they have noticed me, although it’s good they are being inquisitive. But when parents are automatically ‘I don’t know’, that’s not educating your child. Say: ‘That lady has a disability. Her legs don’t work properly that’s why she’s sitting in a wheelchair, it’s not a push chair, there’s no one pushing her around. She is independent just like you and me."Article continues below* Follow Mirror Celebs and TV on TikTok , Snapchat , Instagram , Twitter , Facebook , YouTube and Threads .