London, Ont.'s Tessa Virtue and husband Morgan Rielly welcome first child
Source: tessavirtue17/Instagram.
London, Ont.’s Tessa Virtue 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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