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Oasis frontman Liam Gallagher's daughter Molly Moorish Gallagher has announced the birth of her first child, a son.
The 27-year-old announced the happy news on her social media accounts on Saturday October 11.
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Molly and her partner Nathanial Phillips who have been together since 2022, announced their pregnancy news in May, months before her father Liam embarked on Oasis's 16-year reunion world tour.
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Molly and her footballer partner, Nathanial, have primarily kept their relationship mostly private on social media but the happy couple announced their supersonic baby news with a joint social media post.
Writing "a message to you, rudy ", along with a series of photos of baby Rudy, proud dad Nathanial holding his son, various baby items and a snippet of a show where a character says "I'm Rudy, I'm new."
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With these sweet moments and a little introduction to Rudy’s world, it’s clear the family’s love is ready to live forever.
While Liam hasn’t publicly commented on the birth of his grandson, there’s no doubt this grandad is feeling like a champagne supernova.
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