Ireland rugby star James Lowe is set to become a father for the second time as he and wife Arnica prepare to welcome a new addition to the family in the coming months
Rugby star James Lowe and his wife Arnica are thrilled to announce they're expecting their second child.
Arnica revealed the happy news on TikTok on Tuesday, sharing a heartwarming video of her baby bump, Nico playfully interacting with it, their family dog Norm resting his head on her belly, and a doting James looking after his wife.READ MORE: Irish Ryanair passengers furious after airline reschedules flights to give them just 25 minutes at destination
The wonderful news comes over a year after James and Arnica first became parents to Nico. James shared the joyous news of Nico's birth in April 2023 on Instagram, writing: "Welcome to the world son. 25.4.23. Mum was an absolute champion, happy and healthy is all we could have asked for!" Arnica echoed his sentiments, adding: ''Our perfect baby boy is here. Nico arrived 25th April 2023 and we are so in love.
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