Tamara Ecclestone News 2014: The stunning socialite received her daughter Sophia two weeks ago and said that motherhood is "the best thing that ever happened" to her adding to the statement about her feelings that she was "born to be a mother."

The glamorous heiress of Bernie Ecclestone squealed about her greatest fear. That was not to hear anything from her daughter right after birth. She told Hello Magazine, "When Sophia let out a cry straight away, I was so relieved. My greatest fear was that we wouldn't hear anything. I held her first and it was such an amazing feeling. Jay and I had wondered what she would look like and she was absolutely perfect. She was born with loads of dark hair, like us both, and stunning blue eyes."

The new mum told Hello Magazine, "Motherhood is the best thing that's ever happened to me, and I'm enjoying every minute of it. I knew I would love it - I just didn't know how much. I feel born to be a mother. Although I've always wanted children, I've never felt that intensely before. But Sophia has turned my world upside down in an amazing way and I've never been happier. Having my own family with Jay is just perfect."

On Wednesday, Ecclestone together with her husband made a public debut with their little girl in London. Mail Online reported that the couple looked undeniably proud as they pushed the along three-week-old Sophia in a customized Swarovski crystal-encrusted pram while walking out in the sunshine.

The customization cost is not revealed but just the Silver Cross - the iconic Balmoral pram itself costs £1,450.

The head-turning pram is a gift from Tamara's sister, Petra.

Mail Online described the Balmoral pram as a popular buggy for celebrities for years, with stars including Lily Allen splashing out on the designs for their children.

'It not only looks good but boasts a hand-sprung chassis, is cushioned with leather suspension straps and features handspoked wheels.

The transport also includes a lever operated brake system, a soft foam mattress for maximum comfort and an extremely large chrome shopping basket.

While the pink hood and apron come as standard on the pram, it is the crystallised pink and silver detailing on the body of the pram that Tamara would have had to pay extra for.

The pram also features a silver nameplate which read 'Sophia' on the front - just in case there is any doubt as to who is belongs to.'

Tamara already appeared to have snapped back into shape despite only giving birth to Sophia on 17th March.

The socialite wore a striped black and grey jumper with a pair of three-quarter length black leggings and pink Nike trainers for the day out on Tuesday.

As usual, with her make-up and hair completely faultless, it's hard to believe that Tamara is a first time mother.