The Repair Shop star Will Kirk has welcomed his second child with wife Polly Snowdon.
The craftsman, 39, took to his Instagram on Tuesday and revealed Polly had given birth to a baby boy.
Will shared an adorable photo of the newborn’s feet along with another snap of him carrying the baby out of the hospital.
Alongside the post, he wrote: ‘Three become four. I’m very proud of my lovely wife for the last 9 months.
‘Mum and baby doing well, including an incredibly excited big sister ❤️’.
The Repair Shop star Will Kirk has welcomed his second child with wife Polly Snowdon
The craftsman, 39, took to his Instagram on Tuesday and revealed Polly had given birth to a baby boy
Alongside the post, he wrote: ‘Three become four. I’m very proud of my lovely wife for the last 9 months’
Will was inundated with well wishes from his followers who wrote: ‘Congratulations to you all xx’… ‘Best wishes to all! ❤️’
‘Congratulations to all of you ❤️’… ‘Beautiful need. Sending huge congratulations to the whole family.’
Will and Polly, who is a doctor, married in August 2021 a year after their planned nuptials were delayed due to the Covid lockdown.
It comes after Will’s The Repair Shop co-star Jay Blades has been axed from the upcoming Christmas special of the restoration programme.
Presenter Jay, 54, was charged in September with the physical and emotional abuse of his wife, Lisa Zbozen, over a 20-month period.
And now in the wake of the charges, broadcasters have begun to drop shows featuring Jay from their schedules, while future programmes he was due to star in have been scrapped.
Creators Ricochet are eyeing up The Repair Shop’s furniture restorer Will and craftsman Dominic Chinea as potential replacements for Jay, according to The Sun.
It’s also reported that Channel 4 have confirmed that his travel series with Dame Judi Dench, The Odd Couple, will not be getting a sequel in light of the allegations.
Will was inundated with well wishes from his followers who wrote: ‘Congratulations to you all xx’… ‘Best wishes to all! ❤️’
Will married his wife Polly in August 2021 with fellow Repair Shop star Jay Baldes (second from right) in attendance
And Channel 5 have allegedly axed plans for an upcoming documentary Jay was filming called A Country House Through Time.
The show was the latest in a string of new factual programmes the presenter was set to host and will have seen the presenter explore a series of stately homes.
Jay appeared before Kidderminster magistrates last month charged with ‘controlling and coercive behaviour’ over 20 months.
The single charge relates to his fitness instructor wife, Lisa, 43, who announced on Instagram on May 2 that she had walked out of the marriage.
The following day, West Mercia Police began an investigation after officers were ‘called to an address’ and Jay was arrested.
Court documents allege that he ‘repeatedly or continuously engaged in behaviour which was controlling or coercive, namely physical and emotional abuse, towards Lisa Zbozen’.
The alleged behaviour towards his wife ‘had a serious effect on her’ and Jay ‘knew, or ought to have known, that the behaviour would have a serious effect on her’, according to the charge.
The offences allegedly occurred between January 1, 2023, and April 9, 2024.
The couple married in November 2022 in Barbados, but in May, Lisa announced that she had walked out on him in an Instagram post where she said she was ‘very broken’.
Jay (left) has been charged with offences against his estranged wife Lisa Zbozen (right)
After being charged with the coercive control of his wife, Jay resigned as an ambassador for the King’s Foundation.
The furniture restorer, along with other members of the BBC programme, won a daytime Bafta TV award last year for a special featuring the King, who was then the Prince of Wales.
An episode of Jay’s show with actor Sir David Jason – David & Jay’s Touring Toolshed – was axed from BBC1’s Friday night schedule following news of his court appearance.
Jay has also since resigned as a chancellor of Buckinghamshire New University, where he studied criminology and philosophy.
He is due to appear at Worcester Crown Court next month to enter a plea.
