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Nadia Ferreira shares Myla’s first newborn photo session behind the scenes

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Nadia Ferreira has shared behind-the-scenes images from Myla’s first newborn photo session, offering a first look at the setup around the baby girl and the family moments caught between poses. The images show a large white paper backdrop, lights, reflectors and other photography equipment as Myla, only a few weeks old, was photographed for what Ferreira later called a beautiful result.

The timing explains why the post is drawing attention now. Nadia Ferreira and Marc Anthony announced the arrival of their second daughter a little more than three weeks before the session, and the newborn shoot followed while Myla was still just a few weeks old. Ferreira, 27, posted the images on Instagram stories and wrote, “Alguien tiene su sesión de fotos de recién nacida,” before adding of the siblings, “Los amores de mi vida.”

One of the most notable frames showed Marquito, Myla’s three-year-old older brother, delicately approaching his sister while she was wrapped in a blanket. That image mattered because Ferreira had previously said she was worried about how he would handle a new sibling and the attention being split, even as she said he was being included in everything. In the earlier comments, she said the family was making him part of the baby’s room and preparations, and that he was excited to help with decorations and plush toys.

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Ferreira also shared a close-up of Myla’s feet, a small but telling detail that suggests the family is still keeping much of the baby’s face private for now. After the session, she wrote, “No saben lo hermoso que quedó todo,” a line that points to finished photos likely to be shown later without saying when. For now, the public glimpse is limited to the behind-the-scenes setup, the siblings together and the tiny details of a newborn shoot that has already become part of the family record.

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