Bros star Luke Macfarlane welcomes a baby girl with his partner Hig Roberts

‘We can’t wait to introduce her to this beautiful world:’ Bros star Luke Macfarlane reveals he’s welcomed a baby girl with his partner Hig Roberts

Bros star Luke Macfarlane has revealed he’s welcomed a baby daughter with his partner, alpine skiier Hig Roberts.

The actor, 43, took to Instagram to share a gallery of snaps cradling the newborn, revealing they’d named their bundle of joy Tess Eleanor Macfarlane.

In the caption, Luke shared that his daughter was born on June 4th, but following some ‘hectic days,’ she was finally brought home from hospital on Father’s Day.

Luke penned the caption: ‘Tess Eleanor Macfarlane— Born June 4th 2023. We started life with some hectic days and received world class care. On Father’s Day we got to take her home.

‘Her Dads can’t wait to introduce her to all the remarkable people and the beautiful world we live in.’

He’s a dad! Bros star Luke Macfarlane, 43, has revealed he’s welcomed a baby daughter with his partner, alpine skiier Hig Roberts

Sweet! The actor took to Instagram to share a gallery of snaps cradling the newborn, revealing they'd named their bundle of joy Tess Eleanor Macfarlane

Sweet! The actor took to Instagram to share a gallery of snaps cradling the newborn, revealing they’d named their bundle of joy Tess Eleanor Macfarlane

The post included a sweet snap of Luke holding his baby daughter, and a short of video of the Hallmark star and his partner taking her home from hospital.

Many of Luke’s Hallmark co-stars offered their well-wishes in the comments, with Alison Sweeney writing: ‘This is incredible news!! I am SO happy for all three of you!!!!!! Congrats.’

‘Huge congrats Luke! So thrilled for you,’ commented Nikke DeLoach, who starred in A Christmas Land with Luke.

Luke’s Bros co-star Billy Eichner also shared a collection of heart emojis.

The Brothers And Sisters star previously appeared alongside Billy in the raunchy male rom-com, which broke ground by focusing on two gay men, and featuring an entirely LGBTQ cast.

In 2008, Luke publicly came out as gay in an interview with The Globe and Mail , saying: ‘I don’t know what will happen professionally … that is the fear, but I guess I can’t really be concerned about what will happen, because it’s my truth.’

The star head a lead role on Brothers And Sisters for five seasons from 2006 to 2011, and went onto star in Killjoys from 2015 to 2019.

He has also become a fixture on the Hallmark Channel, appearing a slew of their heartwarming TV movies.

Scary: In the caption, Luke shared that his daughter was born on June 4th, but following some 'hectic days,' she was finally brought home from hospital on Father's Day

Scary: In the caption, Luke shared that his daughter was born on June 4th, but following some ‘hectic days,’ she was finally brought home from hospital on Father’s Day

Cute! The post included a sweet snap of Luke holdign his baby daughter, and a short of video of the Hallmark star and his partner taking her home from hospital

Cute! The post included a sweet snap of Luke holdign his baby daughter, and a short of video of the Hallmark star and his partner taking her home from hospital

Lovely! He also included an image of himself holding his baby daughter while shirtless

Lovely! He also included an image of himself holding his baby daughter while shirtless

Love story: The Brothers And Sisters star previously appeared alongside Billy Eichner in the raunchy male rom-com

Love story: The Brothers And Sisters star previously appeared alongside Billy Eichner in the raunchy male rom-com

In a recent interview with Vanity Fair, Luke admitted that he struggled to land roles after Brothers And Sisters ended.

He said: ‘I can literally remember an agent once saying to me, ”Superman can’t be gay”—like just straight out.

‘I do remember being frustrated, seeing other actors and straight guys my age—and I never want to make it about that, but—thinking, Why are they getting [the parts]? Why am I not getting them?

‘The post–Brothers & Sisters moment was scary, for sure. I was like, ”Dude, I’m the perfect age for this stuff.” And it wasn’t clicking, for whatever reason.’

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