Callum Mills and his wife Tiffany are expecting their first child.
The Sydney Swans captain and his partner, who wed last October in a stunning Northern Beaches ceremony, set tongues wagging on the red carpet on Monday night as they announced the exciting baby news in the subtlest of ways.
Tiffany was positively glowing as she debuted her baby bump in a pale blue silk dress with lace trim.
The custom Viktoria and Woods dress hugged her growing belly and dramatically fell to the floor.
In a nod to 1950s glamour, the mum-to-be layered a chiffon cape across her shoulders, which elegantly trailed behind her.
Working with stylist Victoria Burns, Tiffany hoped to spotlight her pregnant belly with the figure-hugging ensemble.
Callum Mills and his wife Tiffany (both pictured) are expecting their first child
The Sydney Swans captain and his partner set tongues wagging on the red carpet on Monday night as they announced the exciting baby news in the subtlest of ways
‘We really wanted to accentuate the bump and have it feel really sleek and elegant,’ she told the Sydney Morning Herald.
She slicked her raven locks back in a half-up, half-down ‘do’ to reveal a bronzy makeup look, complete with a smokey eye and neutral lip.
Callum also opted for a classic look, wearing a black tuxedo and bowtie for AFL’s night of nights.
In the pictures, the couple wore giant smiles on their faces as they let the world know about their growing family.
One snap sweetly showed Tiffany caressing her belly while her partner fixed the train of her dress.
Later on, Tiffany took to Instagram to share the exciting baby announcement with her followers.
‘Brownlow with an extra plus one,’ she captioned the post, which showed her and Callum at the 2025 awards ceremony.
Matt Rowell was announced as the 2025 Brownlow Medallist on Monday night at Crown Casino.
One snap sweetly showed Tiffany caressing her belly while her partner fixed the train of her dress
Matt Rowell (pictured) was announced as the 2025 Brownlow Medallist on Monday night at Crowne Casino
He is only the second Gold Coast player to be crowned the AFL’s best and fairest, after Gary Ablett Jr.
Rowell beat both Nick Daicos and Bailey Smith to the award, picking up a huge haul of 39 votes.
The Suns star cut a shocked figure after his name was read out as this year’s Brownlow Medallist.
And during his acceptance speech, the footy star humbly admitted that he was just happy to be in the mix tonight.
‘I came in tonight and was just happy to be one of the contenders tonight.
‘I didn’t think I would win. It’s amazing to be standing up here, I’m pretty speechless, as you can probably tell.
‘Need to get some words going here.’
