EAST 17's Terry Coldwell has welcomed a baby daughter as he becomes a father of six just in time for Christmas.
The 90's boy band member added a sixth child to his growing brood after his wife Faye Satterley gave birth on the 17th of December.
Terry, 48, was part of the original line-up of East 17, comprised of himself, Brian Harvey, Tony Mortimer and John Hendy.
A spokesperson for Terry announced: "Terry is over the moon and delighted with the birth of his daughter who is his sixth child.
"The baby weighed 6lbs and 6oz and mother and baby are doing well and are now at home."
Since the disbanding of the original group, Terry now performs as East 17 alongside new members Robbie Craig and Joe Livermore.
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The three recently took to the stage for their Stay Another Day tour.
Despite having a growing family, Terry hasn’t just been performing.
He has recently been seen on Never Mind The Buzzcocks' 2022 Christmas Special and next week he will appear on The Lateish Show with Mo Gilligan as part of thar series' festive Special.
The newly formed group released a new single “I Just Wanna” in May and Terry recently collaborated with Marks & Spencer, appearing in a cameo for the store's song, “This is not just another Christmas song”.
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Posting to Instagram, the star wrote: “Hi friends,Today M&S Team Romford are back with a Christmas song.
“This is not another Christmas song and I have a cameo in their music video( inspired by stay another day)please download on iTunes today and help get this to number 1,all profits will be donated to local Romford charity”.
Despite his social media being music-focused, Terry posted an adorable photo holding hands with two of his children back in May, with the caption: “Me and my mini meeees”.
Terry made headlines back in 2017 after he captured a terrifying scene in Dusseldorf airport, where a knifemen held a 10-inch blade to his own stomach.
The musician filmed in fear as the man was surrounded by ten police officers as he brandished a hunting knife.
Speaking on the horrifying event at the time, he stated: "It was terrifying. With all the recent terrorist attacks, we couldn't help but think the worst.
"He was holding this huge hunting knife to his stomach as if he was going to harm himself.
"The police were trying to calm him down and gesturing for him to put the knife on the floor."
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