Joe Wicks and his wife Rosie are expecting their second child.
The health and fitness guru, who goes by The Body Coach, took to his social media to make the exciting announcement.
Taking to his Instagram page to share the exciting news with his 2.7 million followers, the dad-of-one shared a sweet photo of him and one-year-old daughter Indie sitting next to wife Rosie as she cradles her bump.
Alongside the adorable family snap he wrote: ‘🎉Weeeeeee’re having another baby 👶🏼😝We are very happy and excited to grow our family ❤️
‘We don’t know the sex,’ he continued, ‘and won’t find out but Rosie is now 19 weeks pregnant so Indie will be getting a little brother or sister in January 😬🎉’.
Fans rushed to congratulate the pair on their exciting announcement, with a host of famous faces sending their well wishes.
Fellow healthy eating icons Jools Oliver and Dr Rupy Aujla, better known as The Doctor’s Kitchen, commented: ‘Fantastic happy news ❤️❤️❤️❤️’ and ‘AmaZing news pal 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽’.
Parenting author and presenter Giovanna Fletcher wrote ‘Guys!!!!! Huge congratulations!! ❤️😍 xxx’ while reality star Sam Faiers added: ‘Congratulations 😘😘😘’.
Presenter Marvin Humes, who is married to This Morning host Rochelle, also commented, writing: ‘Congrats Joe big love to the fam ❤️’ and was joined by This Morning regular Ruth Langsford who added: ‘How wonderful! Congratulations! 🎉👶🏻’.
This will be the second baby for Joe and Rosie, after they welcomed daughter Indie last July.
Since then, the online nutrition coach, whose healthy eating programme is called Lean in 15, has announced that he will be launching new recipe book Wean in 15, which will feature ideas surrounding healthy ways to wean your little one.
The happy family announcement comes after Joe and Rosie tied the knot back in June.
The pair took to Instagram to share a series of gorgeous photos from the day, which saw them celebrating with family and friends in a rustic outdoor ceremony.
Congrats to the whole family on their exciting news!
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