22 January 2024 , 18:35
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Property Brothers star Drew Scott and his wife Linda Phan have announced they are expecting their second child together.
The 45-year-old Canadian property show star - whose twin brother, Jonathan is engaged to Hollywood star Zooey Deschanel - has been married to 38-year-old Linda since 2018 and they have a son named Parker who arrived in May 2022. Now the duo are set to become parents for a second time - and they think their young son is already excited about becoming a big brother.
Taking to social media on Monday morning, the couple shared their exciting news with a photo of Linda posing with a notable bump and little Parker placing a hand on her tummy. With the proud mum beaming down at her son, the husband and wife duo broke the exciting news of their new pregnancy.
They captioned the shot, writing: “Round 2.. I hope Parker’s ready for a lil company” and added a baby face emoji and two red heart emojis. The happy news warmed the hearts of their fans and social media followers - with a string of celebrities among the fans reacting to the news.
Drew and Linda announced their happy news online with an adorable snap (Instagram)Singer Leona Lewis was one of the first to send best wishes to the couple, writing: “Congratulations” along with a heart hand emoji. Australian actress Rebel Wilson also responded to the news, writing: “Awwwwwwww congrats” along with a string of hands to the sky emojis and red heart emojis.
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Drew and Linda have previously discussed the fact they needed the help of IVF to conceive previously. Drew told People in 2022: "I think for us, the whole thing was we were so lost. We were trying for years, we wanted to have kids for years and with no success.
"It was a lack of education, not having the right support, the right professionals around us. Our fertility endocrinologist was a huge help… Once we started to understand more why things weren't working, Linda has thyroid issues, she has Graves' disease, so trying to understand what we had to do to get to a point where we could even consider conceiving, that was the biggest challenge."
He added that IVF was "really our only bet.” The couple were overjoyed when their first baby arrived - and declared his arrival online, writing: "Our lives are forever changed. Our new baby boy, he's a healthy baby, he's adorable."
While Linda said at the time: "Other than pooped, I feel great. Very happy that he's finally here. I'm still in awe and in disbelief. I feel like every step of this pregnancy has taken me time to adjust. And then as soon as I almost adjust, it's onto the next milestone or the next thing. I feel like I'm always playing catchup with my feelings."