Paddy McGuinness’s wife Christine gives birth and you’ll never guess what they’ve called her

TAKE Me Out star Paddy McGuinness has become a dad for a third time.

On Friday the teatime funnyman's wife Christine welcomed a daughter, Felicity.

He wrote on Twitter: "Thank you to all the Dr's, nurses, wonderful maternity staff and the amazing team in NICU at St Marys hospital who helped our baby girl."

The proud dad also shared a cute graphic that featured more information about her birth - revealing she was 8lb 6oz and her middle name is Rose.

He captioned the announcement: "Welcome Felicity! The boys are officially out numbered in our house. Let the maternity see the leave!"

Paddy is already a dad to three-year-old twins Leo and Penelope.

He has been married to stunning Christine for five years after first locking eyes on each other at the Liverpool International Tennis Tournament when Christine was 19.

The beauty, who has been diagnosed with polycystic ovaries, and Paddy struggled to conceive their twins and it took three years for her fall pregnant.

However it was a little easier this time round, with the gym bunny telling : "We didn't expect to have another baby but this time around, we just relaxed and didn't bother with ovulation kits or marking dates on calendars.

"We just thought 'if it happens then brilliant, and if it doesn't, we still have two perfect babies."

She added: "We couldn't believe it, we've been so blessed."

Speaking about the moment she discovered she was pregnant for a second time, she recalled: "I went downstairs and just said to Paddy: 'I'm f***ing pregnant, we're having another baby in September!"

Just two weeks ago Christine, who has maintained a muscular and fit figure throughout her pregnancy, tweeted about how excited she was to meet her little one.

Sharing a picture of her bump on Instagram, she wrote: "I can't wait to meet my new baba but I don't want to leave my twins when I go into hospital. I have never spent a night away from them since they were born 3 years ago.

"I know it will be worth it when I bring baby home and our family is all together."

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