AFL star Jamie Cripps and his model wife Liv welcome miracle baby – following devastating

AFL player Jamie Cripps and his model wife Lilv have welcomed a miracle baby. 

The Perth-based couple made the announcement on Instagram on Thursday, sharing an adorable photo of their new bundle of joy – a baby boy. 

‘Lance Owen Cripps. 14.08.23,’ the pair wrote beside an adorable photo. 

While the pair kept it short and sweet, It didn’t take long for the couple to be inundated with congratulations from fellow AFL stars and family. 

‘Congratulations he is perfection,’ wrote fellow AFL WAG, Tayla Broad. 

AFL player Jamie Cripps and his model wife Lilv have welcomed a miracle baby. Both pictured 

The Perth-based couple made the announcement on Instagram on Thursday, sharing an adorable photo of their new bundle of joy – a baby boy 

‘Huge congratulations guys. Beautiful,’ Nat Medhurst added.

‘Beautiful boy,’ wrote Brittany Brown.

While grandmother Lisa Cripps couldn’t help but gush over the little man. 

‘Thank you for another beautiful grandson Liv and Jamie. Welcome to the family Lance Owen,’ she wrote. 

The couple already share two-year-old son, Reif. 

Jamie, who plays for the West Coast Eagles, tied the knot with Liv in October, 2021. 

The couple were surrounded by family and friends as they celebrated their nuptials at Black Brewing Co, a craft beer brewery at Margaret River.

Jamie, who plays for the West Coast Eagles, tied the knot with Liv in October, 2021. Both pictured 

Jamie got down on one knee and popped the question in Queensland, New Zealand, back in 2019. 

‘YES to forever with you,’ Liv said at the time.

The pair were first romantically linked when she attended the John Worsfold medal ceremony back in 2017.

Liv revealed after the wedding that she had been diagnosed with thyroid cancer at the age of 26. 

She remarked that ‘cancer’ wasn’t a word she ever expected to hear in her mid twenties but she felt it was important to share so everyone checks on their own irregular ‘lumps’.

Liv is a model and socialite in Perth. Pictured 

‘A few weeks ago I was diagnosed with thyroid cancer,’ she wrote on Instagram.

‘So thankful to be surrounded by so many amazing friends and family who have shown so much love and support.

‘Sharing my story to help encourage others to get those lumps checked because you can never be too sure,’ she said.

According to Cancer Council Australia around 2,900 people are diagnosed with thyroid cancer each year in Australia.

It is the most common cancer diagnosed in women aged 20-24.

Liv revealed after the wedding that she had been diagnosed with thyroid cancer at the age of 26. She went public to encourage other people to get checked. Pictured