London, Ont.'s Tessa Virtue and husband Morgan Rielly welcome first child

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London, Ont.’s Tessa Virtue, retired ice dancer and three-time Olympic champion, has welcomed her first child with husband and Toronto Maple Leafs defenceman, Morgan Rielly.

Virtue made the announcement on her Instagram page, captioning the photo “McCormick Rielly” with a blue heart emoji.

Comments flooded the post with congratulations for the couple.

Virtue announced her pregnancy in May, also on her Instagram page.

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