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The couple shared a heartwarming video of bringing their twins home
"WORTH the wait", is how former Limerick TD Tom Neville and his wife, Fair City star Jenny Dixon described the feeling of bringing their newborn twins home.
Their twin girls, Bella Sky & Capri Lucia were born on February 20, 2023, and after spending a period in the Neonatal Unit at the Rotunda Hospital, were welcomed home this Friday.
As part of the babies' homecoming, Jenny, who is best known for playing Kerri-Ann on the Irish soap Fair City, and Tom, the former Limerick Deputy and Croagh native, took to social media to share a video of bringing their twin girls home.
"A million thanks to the superstars who looked after our little princesses and everyone who’s been a part of our journey. Welcome home baby girls," Jenny wrote.
Continuing, she added, "let’s have adventures, let’s buy the dolls, dance in the rain & go to all kinds of magical lands," signing off as "Mammy & Daddy."
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Jenny announced her pregnancy on social media last November, saying, "just when we thought it may never happen. It happens.
"We can’t wait to meet you. We can’t wait to meet both of you."
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