Dublin actor Barry Keoghan and partner Alyson Sandro have confirmed the birth of their first child together in a subtle social media post.
The couple shared the news from London through a short video posted to Barry's Instagram story. In it, Westminster is clearly visible over the Thames before the camera pans to a bouquet of beautiful flowers and a card from fashion brand Gucci.
The card read: “Dear Barry and Alyson, Wishing you both a huge congratulations on the birth of your newborn baby! From all your friends at Gucci xx.”
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The batman actor previously confirmed his girlfriend’s pregnancy with an adorable Father’s Day post on social media. The 29-year-old, who was first linked to Alyson in February 2021, took to his Instagram to share a photo of the gifts he received for his first Father’s Day last June.
The Dubliner received a ‘The Daddy Of All Daddies’ cup and a box of ‘World’s No. 1 Daddy’ Cadbury’s Dairy Milk chocolates.
Barry also received a 'First Father's Day' card with a photograph of him and girlfriend Alyson at their gender reveal party, as well as a hearty breakfast of fried eggs and sausages. Barry captioned the post: “Honestly feel like crying.”
The couple are understood to be expecting a baby boy together as blue confetti shot out of a box at their gender reveal party back in March.
The Dublin actor has starred alongside Hollywood's biggest stars throughout his career. His appearances in Dunkirk, The Killing of a Sacred Deer, and Calm with Horses have bagged him an IFTA award and a BAFTA nomination for Best Actor in a Supporting Role - at the tender age of 29.
He has also graced the small screen as the “heartless cat killer” in the RTE drama Love/Hate.
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