Colin Kaepernick, Nessa Diab announce birth of their baby
Colin Kaepernick and his girlfriend Nessa Diab recently announced the birth of their first child, however, they haven’t revealed the baby’s gender. Diab made the announcement on Instagram last weekend by positing a photo of her and Kaepernick with their baby.
“Colin and I welcomed our amazing baby to the world a few weeks ago, and we are over the moon with our growing family,” Diab’s caption read.
“Recovering after delivery has been a journey (more on that later) and honestly I wasn’t going to share anything because this is sooooo personal to us and I realized I’m a complete mama bear,” she added.
Diab, 41, praised Kaepernick saying he “is the most amazing dad.”
“My conversations and life experiences have already changed. And my world has gotten that much bigger thanks to our sweet little baby, who has shown me how to love in ways I never knew,” she added.
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