Iwan Thomas has confirmed that his baby boy is finally out of the hospital.
The athlete’s newborn son spent 10 harrowing days in the intensive care unit at the Princess Anne Hospital in Southampton.
The newborn had experienced some difficulty breathing and needed an extra hand to help him with it.
Iwan shared the joyous news that his son Teddy is finally home on Instagram.
“After an agonising 10 days, I’m delighted to tell you all that Teddy is now out of the hospital,” the dad wrote.
“Once again, thank you so much for all of your kind messages, thank you to the brilliant NHS staff at Princess Anne in Southampton and all the lovely families I met under pretty horrendous circumstances,” he continued.
Fans were quick to congratulate the athlete: “Oh wow. Welcome home Teddy. Such a gorgeous little boy congrats to you Iwan and mummy xx”
Another added: “Fabulous news! Much love to you all at this exciting and amazing time x”
“No doubt my normal randomness will hopefully now resume but prewarning expect the odd soppy dad post for the next 18 years or so,” he gushed.
The Welsh Olympic sprinter posted the sweetest photo of his son to mark the wonderful occasion.
At the time of Teddy’s birth, Iwan admitted he was extremely overwhelmed by the entire situation as any parent would be.
"Yesterday was the worst day of my life looking at my everything with tubes everywhere in an incubator," he added.
"He is now beginning to breathe better for himself without full aid of machines, I now know what true unconditional love is."
