Alison Wonderland Reveals Beautiful Baby Pic

In March, Alison Wonderland, aka Alexandra Sholler, revealed that she was expecting her first child with partner Ti. This morning (21 June), she shared the first beautiful photo of her baby boy, Max, who’s officially one week old. You can see the picture below.

“Max. One week since you entered this world,” Wonderland wrote in the caption accompanying the sweet picture. “You’re definitely my kid because the only way to calm you down is to play innerbloom by Rufus. Welcome to earth lil one. We love you”.

As well as the photo of Max, Wonderland included the image of the character Max from the 1963 book Where The Wild Things Are, which dubbed him “The King of all wild things”.

The Aussie music star has largely kept her relationship with Ti under wraps but teased fans with snaps of her partner back in August 2022 via Instagram with the caption, “Soft launching my relationship like.”

In April, the pair got engaged, with Wonderland writing on social media, "MAJOR LIFE UPDATE: I just got engaged to the loml!!!!! (Took this pic just after I got over being shocked/crying lol)." 

"Also, I play Coachella both Fridays (as Whyte Fang.. gobi tent 9:25), show is getting live streamed AND my first album under @thewhytefang comes out tomorrow. (Special shout out to my fiancé Ti cos when we get married my initials will actually become AW .. love this for me)".

After announcing her pregnancy, Wonderland kicked off a busy few months involving performances at Lollapalooza throughout South America and Coachella, where she performed as Whyte Fang.

Sonically, Wonderland’s new project sees her delve into a "darker and more industrial" side, as is evidenced by her debut album under Whyte Fang, GENESIS, which saw her collaborate with Flatbush Zombie's Erick the Architect for the track SCREAM.

"I really feel like there's a big resurgence at the moment with electronic music. And it feels like it's coming back to the forefront again," Wonderland told Purple Sneakers in a new interview. "It felt similar to when it was all happening in maybe 2013-2014. There's like a similar buzz. And it's so exciting for me, just to be in the scene and seeing this."