It Looks Like Love Island Star Jack Keating Has Welcomed His First Child

Congratulations seem to be in order for Love Island 2022 star and son of Ronan Keating, Jack Keating as he appears to have welcomed his first child.

Yesterday, Jack posted a picture to Instagram of himself holding an adorable baby with the caption, “Welcome to the world my little 👸.”

 

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The comments on the post are filled with love from his Love Island castmates and his family. Ronan Keating wrote, “Little Cutie. ❤️”, while Jack’s mother Yvonne Connolly wrote, “I miss her so much already 💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕💕”.

Jack’s sister Missy, who is currently living in Australia, wrote, “Cutest little baba. Cannot wait to meet her soon🥰❤️.”

Paige and Danica from last year’s show were also in the comments sharing love, Paige wrote, “Congratulations hunny!!!❤️” and Danica said, “Congratulations babes!!!!❤️”.

Jack appeared in Love Island 2022 as one of the Casa Amor boys. And although he didn’t find a romantic connection inside the villa, who could forget the iconic moment when he sat down with Gemma Owen to bond over having famous fathers? Classic.

After the villa, Jack actually addressed this scene and revealed to the Daily Mail that the producers told the pair to have the conversation, “My chat with Gemma we were having about our dads, they asked us to go sit down and have the same chat about our dads… I was like, ‘Oh god.'”

As for why, they wanted to see the conversation multiple times, the Dublin wasn’t sure but guessed it was to film it perfectly.

Sharing, “They just wanted to get some more footage pretty much, I’m not really sure, more angles or… I’m not really too sure to be fair.

“They were just like, ‘Can you go sit down by the pool again and have a chat about your dads.’…

“I was like, ‘How are we gonna get this conversation back going again?’ That was definitely the most surprising thing I think.”

It did make for great TV though!

A big congratulations to the new father!

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