Doncaster Apprenctice star to become a dad after IVF battle
The businessman revealed his happy news via Instagram
A Doncaster star of The Apprentice has revealed he is to be a dad again following IVF success.
The former RAF gunner and his wife Rosie are set to welcome a baby boy in March, after they underwent IVF to avoid their offspring inheriting a cancer gene that Rosie carries, The Sun has reported.
Levi announced the news on Instagram, alongside a sonogram.
The pair – whose daughter Ruby-Rose was also born via IVF – have already chosen their newborn’s name, Louie Ben Hague, five months before his birth.
Levi wrote on Instagram: “Bringing children into this world is hard.
“But knowing that if we did it naturally, there’s over an 80% chance they’d inherit and sadly have to fight cancer at some point in their life.
“So, we both decided to have our children through IVF to cut out that gene and give them the best possible chance to a long and healthy life.
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“Everyone welcome Louie Ben Hague – due 31st March 2027,” he posted.
“We had 5 Embryos – out of that 5, only 2 didn’t have the cancer gene.
“1st embryo we got our beautiful daughter, 2nd embryo we were lucky enough to have a boy.
“Everyone welcome Louie Ben Hague – due 31st March 2027.
“Thanks to IVF, the hereditary cancer gene is now eradicated.”
The 34-year-old starred on the most recent series of the business reality show with Lord Sugar but was booted out before the final.