Angelika had her second child before the summer began, and she shared photos from the maternity hospital with the Žmonės.lt portal.
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“Son, you were born on such a beautiful date – May 26, 2026, at 06 minutes. A big boy over 4 kg, like his brother on the 6th day and over 4 kg. You are both so wonderful! I cried so much with joy. I want to leave my carousel journey here.
And most importantly, to thank my husband for the goodness and care for us, because without you, my love Vilius, there wouldn’t be the four of us glued together. And you, all the moms, you are all amazing for how much we endure, because children don’t come easily, it’s not just a matter of pist and that’s it, and men also have to go through a lot of our ups and downs. Thank you,” she wrote under the photos.
Angelika chose the name Kajus for her son, derived from the ancient Latin word Cai. Historically, it is a variant of the Roman name Gaius (Latin Gaius). It is believed that the root of the name means “I rejoice” or “joyful”.
“It was important for us that the name would not be associated with other people whose names are beautiful, but the person is not very good. And although Kajus is a holy name, we will probably give the baptismal name Markas, because we wanted this name once, but many have already named their children this year, so we didn’t want to.”
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When the son was born, the husband quietly thought that Kajus would suit him, and I, approaching the birth, had thought about it. It turns out we read each other’s minds (she smiled). I remembered that in my youth I wanted such a name for my son, so when he was born and I saw the little one, I immediately said: “Hello, my Kajus, handsome,” – Angelika told Žmonės.lt.
We remind you that Angelika admitted to her second pregnancy in November 2025, during a vacation in the Maldives. And she had her firstborn Ben in June 2025.
“We planned to grow the family during the Maldives trip, but it happened a little earlier. When I took the pregnancy test, it showed negative twice. I didn’t believe it because the tests were cheap, but my husband was very disappointed. The third one showed positive – we still held on to the thought ‘if it happens, it happens.’ But we succeeded on the first try,” Angelika smiled to Žmonės.lt.
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