DJ Paul Fisher canceled his scheduled concerts in New York over the weekend after his pregnant wife, Chloe, was taken to the hospital with a possible premature labor.
The Australian music producer, 37, who announced in December that the couple was expecting their first child, shared the news on Instagram on Thursday.
‘Our baby will be born in June. However, last week my wife Chloe was admitted to a hospital in Australia with a possible premature birth on the horizon,” she explained.
‘Chloe and the baby are in good health and are being monitored. However, I need to be with her in Australia until we know more details.
The Gold Coast-born star said he had to reschedule his upcoming shows in New York so he could be by his wife’s side.
DJ Paul Fisher canceled his scheduled concerts in New York over the weekend after his pregnant wife, Chloe, was rushed to the hospital with a possible premature birth.
‘The shows will be moved to July 5 and 6. All previously purchased tickets will be valid for these new dates. “I appreciate everyone’s support and understanding,” he added.
In December, it was reported that Fisher was expecting his first child with wife Chloe Chapman.
The house DJ, who performs under the moniker DJ Fisher, and his wife of three years shared the good news on Instagram on Christmas Eve.
‘The best gift of all. “I’ve been waiting for you my whole life,” Chloe wrote on Instagram alongside an image of her husband cradling her belly.
‘The most wanted and loved baby, Fisher, will join the tour in 2024, we are still pinching ourselves because we have finally been chosen to become parents.
‘WE DID IT @followthefishtv. I love you so much!’ Chloe added that it was “the happiest moment of my life.”
The Australian music producer, 37, who announced in December that the couple was expecting their first child, shared the news on Instagram on Thursday.
Chloe, who had previously had four miscarriages, took a moment to share her empathy for those struggling with infertility and revealed that she had struggled for several years to conceive through IVF.
“After 4 years of trying to convince, thousands of needles, eight rounds of IVF, multiple surgeries, I have lived this nightmare and I know this pain and suffering very well,” he said.
‘NO ONE deserves to endure this feeling. I feel you all, I see you all, and I completely understand the disappointment and sadness you all are feeling. Please stay positive and manifest your healthy baby… I pray that you will have your miracle in your arms soon.”
Chloe is a model and swimsuit designer and founder of the Australian brand Aloé Swimsuits.
The house DJ, who performs under the name DJ Fisher, and his wife of three years shared their long-awaited good news on Instagram on Christmas Eve.
