AFL star Max Gawn and wife Jessica are set to give birth to their second child.
And the couple appeared to be enjoying one last hurrah in the Birdcage on Thursday while attending Kennedy Oaks Day in Flemington, Melbourne.
A beaming Max cuddled up to his pregnant wife as they posed in the star-studded area of the track.
Max looked dapper in a black and gray tuxedo combo, which he paired with a crisp white shirt and emerald green tie.
Meanwhile, Jessica looked glamorous in a periwinkle blue column dress with single shoulder details and a white headband fascinator.
AFL star Max Gawn, 31, and pregnant wife Jessica looked every bit the expectant parents in The Birdcage for Kennedy Oaks Day at Melbourne’s Flemington on Thursday
Max and Jessica are expecting their second child, less than three years after the birth of their son George.
The Melbourne Demons captain made the announcement alongside Jessica in an Instagram post in July.
“Another little Gawn to love,” Jessica wrote in the caption alongside a picture of herself and the 31-year-old AFL star, in which she was showing off her baby bump.
A short clip also captured the moment little George was shown an ultrasound picture of his new sibling.
Max looked dapper in a black and gray tuxedo combo, which he paired with a crisp white shirt and emerald green tie
Jessica looked glamorous in a periwinkle blue column gown with single shoulder detailing and a white headband fascinator
The couple announced the birth of their first child together, George Oliver Gawn, in October 2021.
“George Oliver Gawn. 10/27/21. “Mom was the best, closely followed by George,” Max captioned the post.
Max married his partner Jessica on the Mornington Peninsula on New Year’s Day 2020.
The couple sold their Melbourne townhouse for $945,000 on Christmas Eve.
Max and Jessica are expecting their second child, less than three years after the birth of their son George
Max quickly rose to captain the Melbourne-based Demons at the start of the 2020 season, leading them to a 9-1 winning streak
They have since moved to the seaside suburb of Blairgowrie on the Mornington Peninsula.
Max is a well-known AFL personality who made his debut in the sport in 2011.
At the start of the 2020 season, he quickly rose to captain the Melbourne-based Demons and led them to a 9-1 winning streak.