An AFL star and his wife have welcomed their second child into the world despite losing a vital member of their family just three days ago.
Western Bulldogs players Mitch Wallis and Emily Wallis, 29, looked up to seventh heaven in photos taken at Melbourne’s Sunshine Hospital with their newfound joy William on Sunday morning.
But that came just days after Emily lost her mother on Thursday in a fatal accident that rocked the sports family with shock and grief, Mitch acknowledged at the announcement of her son’s birth on Sunday night.
Western Bulldogs players Mitch Wallis and Emily Wallis, 29, looked at seventh heaven in photos taken with their new pack of happiness, William, at Melbourne’s Sunshine Hospital.
Their first daughter, a daughter named Charlotte, has been spotted with her new baby brother in photos that Mitch shared with his Instagram followers.
The football player, who was born this morning to a strong, beautiful and loving mother with a weight of 4.1 kg, wrote
The football player, who was born this morning to a strong, beautiful and loving mother with a weight of 4.1 kg, wrote.
‘We spend our energy on our miracle. We feel blessed to have been subjected to words of strength, care, and support this past week.
“William was and will continue to be a pillar of healing for our family as he grew up under the care of his grandmother.”
Their first daughter, a daughter named Charlotte, has been spotted with her new brother in photos shared by Mitch to her Instagram followers.
But that came just days after Emily lost her mother on Thursday in a fatal accident that rocked the sports family with shock and grief, Mitch acknowledged on Sunday night’s son’s birth announcement card.
Bulldogs manager Luke Beveridge admitted to the shocking death of Wallis’ mother-in-law following Saturday’s loss to the Crows, a match Mitch Wallis had never seen with his loved ones.
There was also a front photo of Mitch working in a bathtub in their hospital room, getting his wife pregnant.
Bulldogs manager Luke Beveridge admitted to the shocking death of Wallis’ mother-in-law following Saturday’s loss to the Crows, a match Mitch Wallis had never seen with his loved ones.
“Your football team is like a second home,” he said. “Everyone is feeling it, and Mitch is very excited about what happened to Emily and their families.”
Source: Daily Mail
