Former Westlife member, Kian Egan welcomes second child


Kian Egan and wife Jodi
Kian Egan has welcomed his second child with wife, Jodi Albert. Photo: Splash News
Former Westlife member, Kian Egan took to his Facebook account today, Thursday, May 21, 2015 to reveal that his wife, Jodi Albert with whom he has three-year old son, Koa, has given birth to their second child. The new baby is a boy who has been named Zeke.
Koa got his wish when his baby brother Zeke was born this morning at 7.49am weighing 7lb 13oz. Sharing the same birthday…
Posted by Kian Egan on Thursday, May 21, 2015
The couple announced they were expecting their second child together in November by posting a video of an excited Koa revealing he was going to be a ‘big brother’.
Kian and Jodi tied the knot in 2009 before welcoming son, Koa in 2011.

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