Australian cricket sensation Glenn Maxwell, wife Vini to welcome first child in September
Sydney: Australian cricket sensation Glenn Maxwell and his wife Vini Raman said they will welcome their first child in September.
They were married last year.
Vini said: " Glenn & I are ecstatic to announce our rainbow baby is due September 2023."
" It’s so important for us to acknowledge this journey has not been the smoothest or easiest. I know first hand how painful it can be to see posts like these wondering if and when your time will be. We send our love and strength to other couples who are struggling with fertility or loss," she said.
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