Paul Gascoigne is said to be over the moon after discovering he is set to be a grandad for the first time.
The football legend’s stepson Mason, 30, is set to become a dad with his partner Jaimee Wyatt.
Confirming the news via Instagram, Gazza’s stepdaughter Bianca uploaded a shot of her and Mason on a night out.
She captioned the picture: “I’m going to be an auntie!
“My brother Mase is having a baby!”
Meanwhile, Jaimee added on her own Instagram page: “Couldn’t be any more happier. We are having a healthy beautiful baby.”
Gazza is set to become a grandad for the first time (Image: Adam Gerrard / Daily Mirror)
A source told The Sun: “Gazza is over the moon.
“It’s just the bit of good news he needs. He can’t wait to be a grandad.”
The news will come as a boost to Gazza, who was recently rocked after his home in Dorset was raided.
Burgers stole the watch that belonged to his late dad.
Appearing on Good Morning Britain, Gazza fought back tears as he begged for the thieves to return the sentimental items.
Bianca confirmed the news via her Instagram page (Image: Instagram)
The heartbroken sportsman said: “My dad’s belongings meant so much to me, I’d really like them back.
It’s sad because I have so many memories attached to the items.”
Gazza continued: “When I signed for Tottenham I treated myself to an expensive diamond watch and I gave it to my dad as a present.
“He was over the moon and he gave me one back that he had had for a long time which he hadn’t worn.
Gazza broke down when talking about his recent robbery (Image: ITV)
“When he passed away I gave a load of stuff to the family to remind me of my dad.
“And this certain stuff that I kept, I was really close to my dad.”
He added: “For it to get stolen, I don’t mind the other stuff but the sentimental stuff meant a hell of a lot to [me].”
“Just whoever’s got it if they want to put it in a bag and leave it somewhere, they don’t have to own up to it.
“It’s heartbreaking. When you see people getting robbed you never think about it happening to yourself.”
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
