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Dancing on Ice judge Ashley Banjo welcomes second baby with wife Francesca

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It’s just as well that Ashley Banjo’s in shape because he’s going to have his hands full juggling two children under two from now on.

Huge congratulations are in order for the Dancing on Ice judge and his wife Francesca who announced that their second child, a son, has arrived safely into the world.

The Diversity star took to Instagram to break the happy news to friends and fans today and revealed that they’ve decided to call their new arrival Micah.

On Thursday the 26th March at 6.45pm our son came into the world weighing a healthy 8lbs 15oz. His name is Micah Grace Banjo… Our son, our little ray of light in a dark and uncertain time. @francescabanjo and I love him with the deepest part of our hearts ❤️

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