Nottingham's LadBaby have posted a cryptic message teasing fans about an impending 'big announcement'. Mark Hoyle and his wife Roxanne, of West Bridgford, shared a photo on Instagram in which they can be seen shushing the camera.
In the post on Sunday (December 11), they wrote: "Who’s ready for our biggest announcement yet? TONIGHT 9PM!" There has been growing speculation about what the post could mean, with many fans believing that it could be the release of a new song ahead of Christmas.
For the last four years LadBaby have secured the coveted Christmas number one spot, and if they earn the top spot again this year for 2022 they will surpass the joint-record that they currently hold with The Beatles for the act with the most Christmas singles to reach number one.
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After the post on Instagram, LadBaby fans were quick to take to the comments to share their thoughts on what the big announcement could be. One user wrote: "Another charity single in time for Xmas." Another commented: "New song or baby on the way." Whilst a third added: "New Christmas single, I can already sense it."
However some fans are not convinced the announcement will be a song and have other ideas. One commented: "The book is being made into a short movie, like Julia Donaldson?!" A second wrote: "Something sausage roll related?" A third added: A baby brother or sister for the boys?"
Last year Mark and Roxanne teamed up with Ed Sheeran and Elton John for a sausage roll remix of the festive single, Merry Christmas, which was renamed Sausage Rolls for Everyone. For the fourth year in a row LadBaby pledged to donate 100 percent of the profits from their Christmas single straight to the Trussell Trust foodbank network to support people facing impossible decisions like heating or eating.
Prior to that the couple also topped the charts with Don't Stop Me Eatin in 2020, I Love Sausage Rolls in 2019 and We Built This City in 2018.
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