RTE star Carl Mullan has posted a hysterical video of the kid “chaos” in his household after adding a newborn into the mix.
The 2FM host and his wife Aisling recently welcomed their third child into the world in an “over the moon” statement.
The happy couple were already parents to their three-year-old son Daibhi and one-year-old daughter Éala.
And with two toddlers and one newborn, it’s safe to say the Mullan household is hectic at the minute.
Carl took to Instagram yesterday to post a hilarious clip of his wife Aisling dancing around their kitchen as their two toddlers were crying.
The new mum smiled and humorously danced to the tune on the radio while her two tots were in tears.
The funny man joked in his caption: “Send help.”
A second snippet showed Carl listening to a relaxing classical song as his little ones continued to wail in the background.
The Dubliner began to pull dramatic faces and zoom in of his face as he emphasised his exhaustion.
Finally, the radio star shared a video of Aisling sitting at their dining table with their newborn sleeping on her shoulder.
Their daughter Eala continuously tried to hand her mum a toy, but her hands were full.
The little girl then shouted to sit on her mums knee and adorably sat while Aisling rocked her up and down on her leg.
And the 35-year-old finally revealed the name of his new baby daughter on Instagram last week.
Carl wrote: “Welcome to the world, Béibhínn Mullan.
“We are so over the moon to have another beautiful little girl who joined us last week, and both she and her Mam are doing great.
“We’ve spent the last few days adjusting to life as a family of five—and coming to terms with the fact that we are both now officially outnumbered.”
‘ANGELS ON EARTH’
He added: “Once again, we can’t thank the wonderful staff at Holles Street Hospital enough.
“Honest to God, they are angels on earth. There were so many we came across—some whose names we can’t recall—but to Rebecca, Omar, Sophia, Bríd, Bianca, Trish, Katie, Eugenia, and everyone else we were fortunate enough to meet: we are forever grateful to you for bringing our daughter safely into the world.”
