- AFL star Connor Rozee announces birth of daughter
- The harbor master and his fiancée Maisie welcome their first child
- The couple has named their daughter Audrey.
AFL fans were quick to congratulate Port Adelaide captain Connor Rozee and his fiancée Maisie Packer on the birth of their first child, a girl named Audrey.
The 24-year-old, who has recently been sidelined with injuries, took to Instagram to share the exciting news, posting several photos of Audrey, who was born at Ashford Hospital on Friday.
“Audrey Sarah Rozee, we couldn’t love you more,” Maisie wrote on Instagram.
Teammates, friends and fans congratulated the AFL star and his partner on their welcome arrival.
Port Adelaide captain Connor Rozee and his fiancée Maisie Packer have announced the birth of their first child – a baby girl named Audrey.
Baby Audrey was born at Ashford Hospital on Friday and both parents are very happy
‘Ohhhh congratulations guys!! “She is soooo pretty,” wrote commenter Abbey Holmes.
‘Congratulations to both of you. She is beautiful,” teammate Sam Powell-Pepper posted.
“Congratulations, Audrey is absolute perfection,” wrote the Port cheersquad story.
Rozee was ruled out of his team’s match against Carlton at Adelaide Oval with an ankle injury, after missing two of the club’s previous three games with a muscle injury.
Last month, Port’s captain played a game against the Crows while injured, which backfired on the club.
Coach Ken Hinkley apologized for playing him in a postgame news conference.
“I apologize to our fans for the decision that was made,” Hinkley said.
‘The decision was made collectively but I am in charge. And I set Connor up to fail as a player because of the way he had to perform there. After the break he couldn’t pick up speed and was reluctant to shoot.
Fans, friends and family rushed to congratulate the couple on the birth.
Rozee has been battling an injury and was ruled out for his team’s match against Carlton.
‘I made a mistake playing Connor Rozee… that was clear, it was obvious. “I can try to hide behind it, but I’m not a coward when it comes to admitting a mistake and that’s what it was.”