It’s a girl! Radio host Michael ‘Wippa’ Wipfli and his wife Lisa welcome their third child days after the Nova FM team tested negative for coronavirus
Michael and Lisa Wipfli have welcomed their third child.
The couple, who have been in self-isolation amid the COVID-19 pandemic, are now parents to a baby girl but they’re yet to decide on a name.
The news was announced on Fitzy & Wippa’s Instagram page on Wednesday morning.
It’s a girl! Michael ‘Wippa’ Wipfli’s wife Lisa has given birth to their third child. Pictured with their sons Theodore and Jack
The Wipflis already share two sons, Theodore and Jack.
‘Sending a BIG congratulations to the Wipflis, who have welcomed a beautiful baby girl into the world! Wips and Lisa haven’t decided on a name yet, but we’re sure it will be perfect,’ said the Nova FM team.
Michael and Lisa announced they were expecting a girl in a hilarious gender reveal video last October.
What will her name be? The couple, who have been in self-isolation amid the coronavirus pandemic, welcomed a baby girl but are yet to give her a name. Pictured: Lisa Wipfli pregnant with her third child
Weighing in: Fans immediately began offering suggestions of names, with one commenting: ‘Ruby sounds good!’
Thanks to Wippa’s co-host Ryan ‘Fitzy’ Fitzgerald, the news was revealed in a rather bogan way, with a burnout at Sydney’s Dragway.
The couple took their sons to Eastern Creek to watch Fitzy do a burnout in an old V8 Commodore, with pink smoke billowing from the car.
It comes after it was revealed that Wippa alongside the entire Nova team had tested negative for coronavirus.
Thumbs up! It comes after it was revealed that Wippa (pictured) alongside the entire Nova team had tested negative for coronavirus
The team underwent testing earlier this month night as a precaution, after Richard Wilkins tested positive for COVID-19.
The Weekend Today star had appeared on their show as a guest days earlier.
As of Wednesday morning, there have been 2146 recorded cases of coronavirus in Australia with eight deaths as a result.
The numbers: As of Wednesday morning, there have been 2146 recorded cases of coronavirus in Australia with eight deaths as a result