The Australian Survivor family is about to get a little bigger.
Over the weekend, All Stars player Nick Iadanza shared the exciting news that he and wife Christine are expecting their second child.
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Taking to Instagram, the reality star shared a photo of his daughter Paloma, who turns two next month, holding up a series of ultrasound scans.
In the caption, Nick wrote: “‘They think I’m gonna start sharing! Haaaa!’ Baby Iadanza #2 coming May 👶”.
Nick’s Survivor co-stars were quick to flock to the comments section to congratulate the happy couple on the upcoming addition to their family.
“Yipeeeeee!!! So so happy. Best news ever,” wrote Brooke Jowett, while Sharn Coombes added: “So happy for you all @nickiadanza congratulations 👏🏻 😘”
Meanwhile, Aaron ‘AK’ Knight added: “My fav family is getting biggerrrr”
Earlier this year, Nick opened up to Now To Love about how playing Survivor on All Stars as a father was a different experience to his first season in 2017 when he took part with no child waiting for him at home.
“Oh my God, playing Survivor as a dad is a completely different experience to playing when you’re dating. It basically gave me that charge to keep going,” he said.
When Nick saw a video of his then eight-month daughter as part of a challenge on the show, he became visibly emotional and explained why.
“I made no secret about not enjoying my time on [tribe] Mokuta – I had very few allies. Seeing that video was like a shot in the arm,” he said.
“I didn’t leave my eight-month-old daughter at home to come out here and not play big. I wanted to make her proud so that one day when she watches back the show she can be like ‘Hey that’s me and my dad did miss me and he’s there for a reason’.
“Now whenever my daughter cries about having to go to sleep, I’m like ‘Oh you’re getting a big head after your 15 minutes of fame.’ Once she’s old enough, I’m going to show it to her little smiling face. That video is something we’ll keep forever.”
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