«Breaking News» Couple whose two-year-old son was killed by an alligator at Disney welcome new baby boy

The Nebraska parents of a little boy killed two years ago by an alligator announced that they have welcomed a baby boy into their family.

Matt and Melissa Graves revealed the happy news on Wednesday, telling media outlets that their newest bundle of joy was born last week. 

The couple named their son Christian Lane Graves, in honor of their two-year-old son Lane Graves who was tragically killed in 2016 when he was attacked by an alligator at a Grand Floridian Resort lagoon during a family trip to Disney World in Florida. 

'Although we know the pain of losing Lane will never go away, we feel God has blessed our family with this precious miracle of life,' the statement read. 

Matt and Melissa Graves (pictured in September) announced they have welcomed a baby boy named Christian Lane Graves

In June 2016, the couple lost their two-year-old son Lane (pictured) when he was attacked by an alligator during a vacation to Disney World 

The couple said Lane is a 'guardian angel' watching over their baby boy Christian and daughter Ella. 

'The love and support we continue to receive from so many is greatly appreciated, but we ask that our desire for privacy continue to be honored,' the couple added. 

Lane had been playing near the shoreline of Disney's Grand Floridian Resort and Spa on June 14, 2016 when an alligator pulled him into the lagoon. His father jumped into the water to rescue his son, and was attacked by a second alligator. 

Authorities said trappers killed five alligators in the lagoon during their 16-hour search for Lane's body. The toddler's body was found, intact, several hours after the attack. 

The couple said Lane (pictured as a baby in an older photo with his family) is a guardian angel watching over their son Christian and daughter Ella 

Lane was playing in sand at the water's edge when a gator pulled him into the lagoon. The area has since been updated with signs warning visitors of alligators and snakes 

The area where Lane was attacked had 'no swimming' signs posted, but nothing warning visitors of alligators. The signs have since been updated to warn people of gators and snakes. 

In the wake of Lane's death, the family started The Lane Thomas Foundation, which helps cover expenses for families with children in need of life-saving organ transplants being treated at Nebraska Medicine or Omaha's Children's Hospital.

In June, the family remembered Lane on the second anniversary of his death posting a sweet photo to Facebook of Matt Graves embracing the smiling toddler in a tight hug. 

'LT, we love you to heaven and down to the grass. Hug, kiss, ugga mugga. We will fight every day to keep your memory alive and make a positive difference in your name,' the family captioned the picture.  

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Matt and Melissa Graves revealed the happy news on Wednesday, telling media outlets that their newest bundle of joy was born last week. 
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