Celtic Wag announces pregnancy with emotional tear-jerker video
CELTIC’s squad are expecting to lift the league trophy in a couple of weeks.
But one Hoops star now has something else to look forward to – the birth of his baby.
Celtic midfielder James McCarthy and his Wag Olivia Marina Philbin are awaiting baby no2 as a couple.
And as Olivia announced the couple are expecting another child, she shared a tear-jerking video on social media showing all the emotions of how those closest to them reacted to the news.
She captioned a post in Instagram saying: “And then there were four”
“One more precious baby to adore, our boy is so excited to be a big brother.”
In the video, Olivia shows off scans of the baby and her niece can be seen crying at the news she will become an auntie.
The couple’s son, Blaine, also plays a big part in the clip.
He feels his mum’s belly, kisses the photo of the scan and is front and centre as the they pop the balloon to reveal the gender.
He also sits next to the words “big brother” written in the sand at a beach, with a love heart.
For the moment, it seems the couple are keeping the sex of the baby under wraps.
In the comments section, James and Olivia received numerous celebratory messages saying congratulations.
Among them was Everton and England star Jordan Pickford’s wife Megan, who replied: “Oh my goodness congratulations beautiful! Blaine is going to make the best big brother.”
Another comment read: “Best news! How beautiful to grow another gorgeous baby my bestie! Oh Blaine we cant wait for you to become a big brother! Huge congratulations again.”
While this pal said: “Awww congrats to you both lovely.”
And another friend said: “Can’t wait to watch our boys become big brothers together!”
Meanwhile, ex-Celtic boss Martin O’Neill has accused Rangers of paranoia.
The former manager said: “Celtic start off after the break with two away games, hmm, do you feel as if there is a conspiracy theory there?
“I left paranoia behind some time ago, it must be starting again! It was good to see from a Celtic viewpoint that Rangers are now taking it on after that disallowed goal.
“It’s really great, something I never would have thought would happen. It is what it is, if you are going to win a league I don’t think it matters what week it happens to be.”
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