Ade Adebiton's wife Linda has revealed that she is pregnant with their second child.
The Paralympian, 51, was accompanied by his singer wife Linda, 34, at the world premiere of Come Alive The Greatest Showman in London on Wednesday night, where he proudly showed off his baby bump.
The couple, who married in 2018, already share one of three children, Polla, who was born in January 2021.
Linda, whose stage name is Elle X, looked sensational in a tight black velvet dress at the event.
Ade was delighted to share the happy news at the event as he put on a lively display and looked dapper in a black suit and white shirt.
Ade Adebiton's wife Linda has revealed that she is pregnant with their second child.
The Paralympian, 51, was accompanied by his singer wife Linda, 34, at the world premiere of Come Alive The Greatest Showman in London on Wednesday night, where he proudly showed off his baby bump.
Adepiton met Linda at the National Television Awards in 2010.
“I was pushing looking at everyone and I saw a big smile come out,” he previously told Hello! magazine.
'She had an aura, something about her, so I headed straight. I fell in love immediately.'
They dated for five years and married in 2018 at St. Paul's Cathedral.
Adepiton and Linda became parents in 2021 when they welcomed a son named Polla.
Ade wrote on Instagram at the time: 'Still excited!! Because this morning at 6:36 I became a father for the first time.
'Much respect to my wife @ElleExxe, she totally got over it and now we have a beautiful baby!'
A few weeks ago, Linda took to Instagram to share a photo of her baby bump while posing with Ade and wrote that the baby was due on January 12.
She wrote: 'Between not Christmas and Covid or music news… my butt keeps bumping into things.
The couple, who married in 2018, already share a three-year-old son, Bolla, born in January 2021 (Linda was seen pregnant with their first child).
Linda was spotted with her son on a trip to the Maldives earlier this year.
Linda, whose stage name is Elle X, looked sensational in a tight black velvet dress at the event.
Ade, who put on a lively display and looked dapper in a black suit and white shirt, was delighted to share the happy news at the event.
The couple looked happier than ever at the event.
At this event he cradled his growing son.
'3 more weeks until baby Adepifam! The due date is a palindrome of 12.1.21, but I've heard that, on average, first babies arrive 10 days late. Place your bets. Exx x.'
Ade shared the same photo and wrote: 'The next 4 weeks will be eventful.
'That's saying something after the year we've all had, but yes, we feel like we're about to start a new chapter, a new adventure.
“I feel a mixture of excitement and fear, but above all excitement!
'Keep an eye on our posts as one day soon a new member of @adepifam may appear on your feed.
'We better get everything we can [sleep] As much as we can before the big day. Well, that's what everyone says. #baby #blow.”
Ade was awarded an MBE in 2005 for his services to disability sport, earning him the right to marry Linda, 30, on August 11, 2018 at St Paul's Cathedral.
The athlete said Hello! At that moment: 'Everyone says it's the best day of your life, but it was better than that.
'We were ordinary people in an extraordinary place and you could see everyone gasping at the great surroundings. It was a little overwhelming.
'She looked so beautiful. My eyes started to water and some of my friends turned away because they didn't want to start crying.
Ade said his friends say “people like us don't have weddings like this” and that he and Linda are “dreamers who set our goals high.”
Ade shared a photo of his wife's belly three days before she gave birth to their first child in 2021.
Ade then said before the birth: “I feel a mixture of excitement and fear, but above all excitement!” He talked about his future fatherhood.
Ade and Linda got married on August 11, 2018 (seen in 2019)
The ceremony was witnessed by 170 friends and family, and was a traditional service for the Nigerian-born groom and Scottish bride, the publication wrote.
Ade survived polio as a teenager.
In 2012, she chaired all things Olympic and Paralympic at the London Games and appeared alongside Clare Balding on Channel 4's BAFTA award-winning Paralympic programmes.
He appeared on BBC's The One Show ahead of the Games and is a familiar face on the show.
