Rosanna Davison

The former Miss World recently welcomed her surrogate Anastasia, who carried her first child Sophia, and her family to Ireland amid Russia's invasion of their ...

“I mean, from the community to just friends of mine to family. We felt it was important to help them.” Rosanna told host Ryan Tubridy: “Our surrogate over in Ukraine, I contacted her at the beginning of the war and said she was very welcome to come to Ireland if she could get out of the country.

Rosanna Davison has said her surrogate Anastasiia Berezan is "settling in well" in Ireland after a "harrowing and traumatic journey" journey from Ukraine ...

"I mean, from the community to just friends of mine to family. We felt it was important to help them." "Our surrogate over in Ukraine was living in a city in the south and I contacted her at the beginning of the war and said she's very welcome to come to Ireland if she can get out of the country," she said.

Anastasiia, the woman who gave birth to Rosanna's daughter Sophia in 2019, was unable to leave Kherson City in Southern Ukraine for two months due to the ...

‘She gave birth to our daughter Sophia, she gave us the greatest gift imaginable so we wanted to do something for her. So she contacted me then in April and said she had managed to bring her daughter, family member and dog over to the Polish border and asked what to do next. ‘Our surrogate over in Ukraine, I contacted her at the beginning of the war and said she was very welcome to come to Ireland if she could get out of the country.

The mum-of-three's daughter may only be two and a half, but Rosanna says she is already showing a keen interest in fashion and loves picking out her own ...

They are Irish citizens ultimately. "She pretty much tells me what she wants to wear each day. "I’m quite restricted in where I can go and what I can do but I am just trying to embrace all the madness and the chaos because it’s only a short few years and they do go quickly."