- Melbourne Demons are running second-last on the AFL ladder
- Players are kicking goals off the field, with star revealing big news
Melbourne star Jack Viney has announced he and wife Charlotte are expecting their third child – and it’s another girl.
Viney, a premiership midfielder and key leader at the club, is about to become the lone male in a household of five.
The couple revealed the news with a heartwarming series of photos featuring their daughters Mila and Chloe proudly holding an ultrasound image.
The couple made the announcement on Instagram, paired with a cheeky caption from the Vineys that read, ‘Chaos level in the Viney household: Upgraded. Adding a THIRD gorgeous girl to our gang.’
We have two very excited girls ready to take on big sister duties #4against1.’
The post was quickly met with a wave of love and congratulations from fans, teammates and family friends.
Jack and Charlotte Viney have announced they’re expecting a third daughter to join their girls Mila and Chloe
Proud big sisters Chloe and Mila posed with the ultrasound as Jack and Charlotte announced their exciting baby news
Viney has predicted the new arrival will result in even more chaos in his household
Jessica Gawn, wife of Melbourne captain Max Gawn, shared three love heart emojis.
Bella Petracca, wife of star midfielder Christian Petracca, commented: ‘So exciting! Congratulations.’
Jerri Jones, wife of former Demon Nathan Jones, wrote: ‘Beautiful! If anyone is prepared for chaos, it’s you! Lots of love vineys x.’
Sarah Clisby, wife of former player Mitch Clisby, posted: ‘Congratulations! What a cute girl gang it will be.’
Melbourne AFLW physio Kathleen Sakadjian added: ‘Ohhhh this is great news. The AFLW will be hanging for their father-daughter picks.’
The baby news is a bright moment during a challenging period for the Melbourne Football Club.
The announcement comes amid a spate of joyful personal news across the Demons’ playing group.
Last week, forward Bayley Fritsch and fiancée Natalie Perin welcomed a baby boy named Noah.
Jack and Charlotte Viney have joined a growing list of Melbourne Demons players welcoming new arrivals
Meanwhile, Jack Billings and his wife Sarah also became first-time parents to a son named Oscar.
While the off-field moments have been filled with happiness, the same can’t be said for Melbourne’s on-field results.
Simon Goodwin’s Demons remain winless at 0-5, with mounting pressure on the coach’s future.
Melbourne face critical games against Fremantle, Richmond and the Eagles that could shape the remainder of their season.
Club captain Max Gawn admitted that morale had been an issue following their latest loss to Essendon.
Goodwin, however, remains firm in his belief that he can lead a turnaround, stating he is ‘incredibly confident’ in his coaching.
