Roy Keane's daughter is up the duff with her fella, making the Manchester United legend a grandad for the fourth time.
The former football hardman already has three sprogs running around, with the latest addition to his brood born earlier this year.
Keane's offspring and Harwood-Bellis expecting
Now, his daughter Leah and her partner, England and Southampton centre-back Taylor Harwood-Bellis, have announced they're expecting their first child together on Instagram.
The couple, who got engaged last year, posted a soppy video montage with the caption: "Half of me, half of you." The video included Leah revealing to Harwood-Bellis that she was knocked up, along with other images and clips.
Keane hasn't posted anything about it yet, but he'll probably be chuffed to bits as he prepares to welcome another grandchild into the world.
Keane's grandchild announcement
In April, he posted on Instagram with his newborn grandchild and wrote a caption in typical Roy Keane fashion, referencing a viral funny moment of one of his Man United rants on Sky Sports, it read: "My new grandson, big baby."
'Really nice kid'
Keane and Harwood-Bellis have a strong football connection, but the defender must've had an awkward chat with his father-in-law after making his England debut last year. He scored on his first appearance for the Three Lions against Keane's nation, the Republic of Ireland.
Keane was on punditry duty that day and he left Ian Wright in stitches with his comments. "Bittersweet to me," Keane said when asked about his thoughts on Harwood-Bellis' first England goal. It was then pointed out that not everyone knew the relation between the pair and he added: "It's not done and dusted yet. Things can change quickly in the Keane household."
That comment had Wright chuckling again, before Keane took a nicer approach to speaking about his soon-to-be son-in-law. He continued: "It's good for him to make his debut, he's a bit of a goal threat. He's a nice kid, his family have done a really great job. Really nice kid."
Harwood-Bellis then spoke briefly about his relationship with Keane after the game back in November. The 23-year-old said: "It's good, yes, and I take a lot of advice." He's been taking his father-in-law's advice on the pitch, but he may now need some more off it with a child on the way.
