Congratulations are in order for a happy couple. The man who performed the national anthem ahead of Super Bowl 60 and his partner have announced that they welcomed a baby boy together.
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Singer-songwriter Charlie Puth posted about the milestone moment on Instagram. He uploaded multiple photos, which showed him and Brooke Puth. He also posted multiple partial photos of the boy, which the couple named Jude.
Fittingly enough, the Beatles, the band behind the song Hey, Jude, weighed in on the comment section. The group's official account offered congratulations to the happy couple.
This birth announcement comes approximately six months after Puth revealed that he and Brooke were expecting. He did so in an unexpected manner.
Puth released a music video for the song called Changes. This video featured him dancing around and playing multiple instruments. It also included a moment with Brooke. The couple stood on top of a piano together and then they put their hands on Brooke's stomach. They turned and walked away.
Puth then provided more confirmation about the baby announcement. He posted a mirror selfie featuring him and Brooke, who had a visible baby bump. He also included a photo of a normal-sized piano next to a baby-sized piano, as well as an ultrasound video.
"Auntie K is READY," fellow singer Katy Perry posted after seeing the pregnancy announcement. Chef Gordon Ramsay also weighed in to offer congratulations.
"Dude...... i used that ultrasound heartbeat sound as the beat for when my 1st boy was born in a song i wrote about him!!! WILD!!!!!!!" wrote Motley Crue drummer Tommy Lee.
Four months after making the baby announcement, Puth headed to Santa Clara, California. He and his piano took the field at Levi's Stadium so that he could perform the national anthem. This set up the Seattle Seahawks' dominant 29-13 win over the New England Patriots.
