Liam Gallagher has become a grandfather after his daughter, Molly Moorish-Gallagher, welcomed a son.
Moorish-Gallagher, 27, announced the birth on Saturday via an Instagram post featuring images of her newborn son, Rudy, alongside a sign that read, “we adore you.”
The former Oasis frontman, 53, first met his daughter in 2018, after she was raised by her mother, singer Lisa Moorish.
Gallagher has three other children: two sons from his marriages to actress Patsy Kensit and singer Nicole Appleton, and another daughter from a relationship with US journalist Liza Ghorbani.
In her Instagram post, Moorish-Gallagher wrote “In a message to you, Rudy,” followed by a blue heart emoji.
Other photos included a “hello baby” sign displayed on a kitchen door and a picture of Moorish-Gallagher holding her son’s hand.
Another image showed Rudy wearing an orange jumper with the letter “R” on the back, while Moorish-Gallagher’s boyfriend, footballer Nathaniel Phillips, cradled their son.
Phillips, who began his career with Liverpool, currently plays for West Bromwich Albion.
The post garnered quick reactions from fans and celebrities alike, with model Daisy Lowe offering her “Biggest congratulations sweetheart.”
Moorish-Gallagher initially revealed her pregnancy in May, sharing a photo on Instagram with Phillips as she showcased her baby bump.
Prior to their reconciliation in 2018, Gallagher admitted in 2017 that he had “never got around” to meeting his daughter, citing difficulties with her mother.
He later announced their meeting the following year with a photo of them together, also featuring his sons Lennon and Gene.
It remains unknown whether Gallagher has yet met his grandson.
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