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'Words can't describe emotion' as Midlands social media star welcomes baby with sweet name
Midlands social media star Aisling Kearns, famous for her Irish mammy skits, has become a mammy herself with the birth of her baby boy.
Aisling and partner Dave Fennell took to Instagram to share the news with Aisling's 80,000 followers.
The Tullamore woman posted: "World, meet Tommy Fennell. Words can’t even describe the emotions right now but just wanted to share with you all his arrival."
Aisling is one of the most relatable comics on social media and her hilarious 'mammy' skits have gone viral multiple times.
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She is also a working actress and has appeared in Fair City and hit crime series Badlands.
Her followers were quick to offer their congratulation to the new parents with fellow social media star Michael Fry saying, "Congratulations Aisling, officially an Irish Mammy."
Another comedian Kayleigh Trappe echoed those sentiments. She posted: "The “Irish Mammy” becomes an Irish Mammy. Congratulations guys."
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