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Angie the dog sharing the happy news
Carl Mullan has announced the exciting news that him and wife Aisling are expecting their third child early next year.
The 2FM star broke the news with a hilarious photo of his dog Angie with scan pictures hanging from her collar with the caption "The face when you hear number 3 is on the way."
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The couple, who married in 2022 at Ballybeg House in County Wicklow, already have son Daibhí who was born in August 2021 and daughter Éala born in August 2023.
Other celebrities and friends of the couple were overjoyed with the news and shared their well wishes in the comments.
Presenter Lucy Kennedy commented, "3 is the magic number. Congratulations Xxxx", content creator Tadhg Fleming said "Nah stop the look on Angie’s face. Massive congratulations Aisling & Carl", and model Thalia Heffernan said "Ahhh so thrilled for you all".
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