Звезда NRL Коннор Уотсон и модель Кайана Фланет объявили о беременности

NRL star Connor Watson announces he is expecting his first child with model girlfriend Kiana Flanet - Have YOU got a news tip? Email [email protected] - See more Daily Mail on Google - save us as a Preferred Source NRL star Connor Watson and his model girlfriend Kiana Flanet are expecting their first child together. The couple announced the happy news in a joint Instagram post, sharing two intimate black-and-white photographs against a striking red backdrop. One image showed the parents-to-be kissing while holding an ultrasound photograph of their unborn baby. A second captured an overjoyed Watson beaming at the camera as Kiana held the ultrasound scan above them. 'Half you half me,' Kiana sweetly captioned the announcement. The post was quickly flooded with congratulatory messages from the couple's famous friends and followers. NRL star Connor Watson and his model girlfriend Kiana Flanet (both pictured) are expecting their first child together The couple announced the happy news in a joint Instagram post, sharing two intimate black-and-white photographs against a striking red backdrop Pip Edwards declared the news 'epic', adding that she was thrilled for the pair. Former NRL star Beau Ryan wrote, 'Congratulations brother,' while Mitchell Pearce, Josh Moss, Dom Thomas and Cory Teunissen were also among those celebrating the announcement. Influencer Tamika Fawcett shared her excitement, writing: 'Omggggg congratulations my love!!' Connor later responded to the outpouring of support, commenting: 'Thanks everyone,' alongside a red heart emoji. The couple have not yet revealed the baby's sex or expected arrival date. The announcement marks an exciting new chapter for Watson, who turned 30 in May. The versatile footballer currently plays for the Sydney Roosters and has also represented New South Wales in the State of Origin series. The proud Indigenous athlete made his first-grade debut for the Roosters in 2016 before spending four seasons with the Newcastle Knights. The announcement marks an exciting new chapter for Watson, who turned 30 in May He later returned to the Bondi club and has established himself as one of the competition's most adaptable players, capable of filling several positions. Watson is also preparing for major changes in his playing career. He is set to leave the Roosters at the end of the current season and join the St George Illawarra Dragons in 2027 before linking with the PNG Chiefs for their inaugural NRL campaign in 2028.