VIRGIN Media star Eric Roberts has left his fans gushing after he shared an “adorable” video with his son.
The Donegal native and his wife Niamh welcomed their first son Rían into the world in January, in a special New Years surprise.
The TV star shared an ‘adorable’ video of Rían[/caption]
Eric and his wife Niamh got married back in August 2023 in a church wedding surrounded by friends and family.
The young host, who often appears on the hit morning show, has been sharing glimpses into their life since welcoming their little one.
The TV host took to Instagram today to post a funny and heartwarming moment he shared with his son.
In the clip, Eric made noises at his son and was left in stitches when the six-month-old made the same noise back at him
He wrote: “Our first conversation.”
Fans and friends all flocked to the comment section to gush over the adorable video.
Margot said: “Aww he’s adorable.”
Marie wrote: “Too cute.”
Tracey gushed: “Your son is so adorable and cute. What a beautiful moment together.”
Another added: “Brilliant.”
Eric recently opened up on his exciting future plans – and fans can’t keep up.
With over 747,000 followers on TikTok and his screen career going from strength to strength, Eric has some super exciting prospects in his sights.
The 34-year-old told VIP Magazine that he hasn’t been able to “fully commit” to Ireland AM as he has some plans coming over the summer time.
BUSY STAR
However, the social media star gushed: “I’m kind of juggling between midweek and weekends.
“I love both, it’s such a fun place to work, it’s a fun family to be a part of and they’ve been so welcoming. I’m enjoying the slots, and I’ll see where it leads.”
The funny man went on to reveal that he has a podcast coming out over the coming months.
And although we’re yet to discover the finer details, we’re sure it will be a great listen.
Beyond the podcasting world, the new dad will also be venturing into the world of writing as he’s set to release his first children’s book.
Eric, who previously worked as a special needs assistant in autism units and schools for over eight years, said the book would bring “disabilities to the mainstream in a lighthearted way for kids to understand”.
