Jessie Cave reveals that her son Abraham, three months old, is being treated in hospital for coronavirus

Harry Potter star Jessie Cave's three-month-old son Abraham is being treated in hospital after testing positive for coronavirus.

The 33-year-old actress took to Instagram Tuesday morning to share a photo of her baby in a hospital bed in a remote room. An iPad played Boris Johnson's national address and announced the lockdown.

In her caption, Jessie, who has Abraham, five-year-old son Donnie, and three-year-old daughter Margot with comedian Alfie Brown, confirmed that their baby is fine and fine because of the "superpowerful and contagious" strain of the virus.

Jessie greeted Abraham in October and the newborn spent the first few days of his life in the neonatal ward after her "terrible and humiliating" pregnancy.

After Jessie left the hospital in November, she was back with her youngest child after testing positive for the new strain of the virus.

A caption next to the recording read, “I saw the news of the lockdown from an isolated room in the hospital. The poor baby is positive. He's fine and fine, but they are vigilant and careful, thank god …

“This strain is very strong and contagious, so I hope people will be extra careful in the coming weeks. I really didn't want this to be the start of my family's new year. I really didn't want to be in hospital again anytime soon after his traumatic birth …

"Once again I am in awe of nurses and doctors. It makes me even more proud of my brother, a doctor and my father, King GP ….

Their love: In their caption, Jessie, who shares Abraham, five-year-old son Donnie and three-year-old daughter Margot with comedian Alfie Brown, confirmed that their baby is fine and doing well after being hit by the "superpowerful and contagious" . Strain of the virus

Hard times: A caption next to the recording read, “I saw the news of the lockdown from an isolated room in the hospital. The poor baby is positive. He is fine and fine, but luckily they are vigilant and careful. "

“Please wish your baby a speedy recovery. He's 9llbs 7 now, so he's a stronger and bigger boy than the last time we were in a hospital room (and the needle went into his hand with louder, stronger screams). Love and best wishes to everyone.

She later went to Instagram Stories to share more hospital photos, including a stethoscope hanging over the bed, a breakfast of cornflakes and juice, and a cute picture of Abraham.

MailOnline has asked representatives from Jessie for a comment.

In November research found that newborns are very unlikely to get seriously ill with Covid-19. The researchers also concluded that the chances of a baby getting the virus from their infected mother are very small.

Insight: She later went to Instagram Stories to share more snaps from the hospital, including a stethoscope hanging over the bed, a breakfast of cornflakes and juice, and a cute picture of Abraham

Only 66 of 118,000 babies born between March and April at the height of the first wave in the UK got the disease in the first month of life – the equivalent of one in 1,785 births, or 0.06 percent.

Imperial College London researchers revealed the extremely low risk Covid-19 poses to infants after reviewing births registered by the British Pediatric Surveillance Unit (BPSU) between March and April.

Of the babies who developed the disease, 28 were classified as seriously ill and had high temperatures, difficulty breathing, or attacks of coughing or vomiting.

Whirlwind: The cartoonist became pregnant with their first child (pictured with their children Donnie (five) and Margot (three)) after a one-night stand with her on-off partner in 2014.

Studies have shown that between six and 30 percent of newborns have to go to the intensive care unit for specialist treatment with other respiratory diseases.

When Jessie announced Abraham's arrival in October, she posted a picture of herself breastfeeding, revealing that he is "in the neonatal unit but a strong boy".

Earlier this year, stand-up star Alfie announced that he and Jessie had revived their relationship after they broke up when their youngest child was only 10 weeks old.

Back Together: Earlier this year, stand-up star Alfie announced that he and Jessie had revived their relationship after they split when their youngest child was only 10 weeks old

In order to maintain a healthy work-life balance, the actress told Bustle in 2018, "I learned pretty early on that you can't work a lot with kids around you.

"When they were maybe babies but now they don't sleep so I am on my feet all day. My mother is brilliant; she helps me most days.

“In fact, I lived with her and my sister until a few weeks ago. My partner Alfie and I broke up when Margot was only 10 weeks old. & # 39;

The cartoonist, who balances her stand-up and acting career with her successful doodle company, was known to become pregnant with her first child after a one-night stand with her on-off partner in 2014.

Rise to fame: Jessie is best known for her role as Ron Weasley's friend Lavender Brown in the Harry Potter film franchise (pictured)