Tan France, Queer Eye, is expecting her first child with her husband Rob, thanks to “the greatest gift / help from the most wonderful surrogate”.
He made the announcement on Instagram on Tuesday, which presented a playful moment of the 37-year-old British fashion designer, holding a sonogram over his chiseled stomach.
“I am so happy to finally share that WE HAVE A CHILD !! No, I’m not pregnant, despite this VERY realistic image, “wrote the French subtitle, noting that the baby will arrive sometime” this summer. ”
We are waiting! Tan France, Queer Eye, announced on Tuesday, via Instagram, that it is expecting its first child, an announcement that presented a playful moment of the 37-year-old British designer, holding a sonogram on his stomach.
“Rob and I are lucky enough to be on our way to becoming parents this summer. Something I’ve wanted for so many years.
“Our hearts are so full now. I can’t wait to hold this child and show him so much love “, concluded France, who is proud of almost 4 million followers on the platform.
Along with the shirtless sonogram capture, Tan included a sweet image of him and his nearly 14-year-old husband posing in front of the snow-capped mountains.
Parenting: Tan and her husband Rob receive a child in the world thanks to “the greatest gift / help of the most wonderful surrogate”; Tan and Rob in the picture
Rob, who happens to be a professional illustrator, used his Instagram to reveal the couple’s pregnancy to the world.
“We have a beautiful little angel on the road and I didn’t think it was humanly possible to feel that way,” wrote the artist, who also works as a pediatric nurse.
Using his art, Rob evoked a surreal drawing of how he realizes that their unborn child looks in the surrogate’s womb.
The couple, who currently live in Salt Lake City, Utah, remarried in 2007.
In 2019, Tan openly expressed his desire to be a “father” someday, acknowledging that it had been a dream of his for some time.
“I’ve wanted children since I was 19, 20,” he told host Terry Gross in an interview with Fresh Air. “If I had a stable relationship at the time, I would have desperately tried to have children.”
Foreshadowing his 2021 ad, Tan pointed out to the interviewer that “surrogacy for gay men costs a lot.”
Biggest wish: In 2019, Tan openly expressed his desire to “be a father” once, acknowledging that it had been his dream for some time; Tan photographed in 2019
And despite the success of the Netflix reboot of Queer Eye, France said at the time that it wanted “to be a father at home, which I have wanted for many, many, many years.”
– And so was the plan. And I, in fact – crazy, I want six more. I don’t know if this will happen, but yes, I want six more children.
He also spoke fondly of his “happy” relationship with his husband Rob, with whom he had been married for 11 years when Fresh Air appeared in 2019.
“I could write 10 books about how much I love my husband. He’s the most impressive man I know, he snapped.
Happiness: He also spoke fondly of his “happy” relationship with his husband Rob, whom he had been married to for 11 years when Fresh Air appeared in 2019; Rob and Tan were photographed in 2018
Sitting at home? Despite the success of the Netflix reload of Queer Eye, France said at the time that it wanted “to be a father at home, which I have wanted for many, many, many years”; Tan photographed on Queer Eye
France joined the famous Queer Eye reboot in 2018, along with Jonathan Van Ness, Antoni Porowski, Karamo Brown and Bobby Berk.
The original version of the series, which also aimed to revitalize the lives of guests with the help of Fab 5 expertise, premiered in 2003 and aired on Bravo for four years.
Unlike its reboot, Queer Eye for the Straight Guy paired hosts with guests who were “righteous men,” while Queer Eye pairs hosts with people of all genders and belief systems who want to positively build their lives. current life.
Queer Eye: France joined the famous Queer Eye reboot in 2018, along with Jonathan Van Ness, Antoni Porowski, Karamo Brown and Bobby Berk; distribution photographed in 2018