Chris Eubank Jr has revealed he is now a father to twin boys, announcing the news on social media earlier today.
The 36-year-old British boxer shared a photograph of himself cradling his two newborn sons, declaring the moment surpasses all his achievements in the ring.
The fighter wrote alongside the image: "I've done a lot of great things in my life… this is the greatest."
The former IBO super-middleweight champion, whose father is boxing legend Chris Eubank Snr, offered no additional details about the birth.
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Both babies are reported to be healthy.
Eubank Jr has chosen to keep his partner's identity out of public attention throughout their relationship.
The announcement nonetheless prompted an outpouring of well-wishes from those close to the boxer.
His cousin Harlem responded to the post with the word "Fatherhood" accompanied by clapping hand emojis.
Chris Eubank Jr has revealed he is now a father to twin boys, announcing the news on social media earlier today
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Nick Blackwell, a former ring opponent, also offered his congratulations to the new father.
Fans similarly flooded the comments section with messages of support.
One wrote: "This is awesome news God bless the twins. Hope mum is doing great."
The birth represents a significant new chapter for the Brighton-based fighter.
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Eubank Jr has chosen to keep his partner's identity out of public attention throughout their relationship
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The role of father figure is not unfamiliar territory for Eubank Jr, who took on parental responsibilities under tragic circumstances nearly five years ago.
In July 2021, his brother Sebastien died suddenly while in the sea in Dubai after suffering a heart attack. Sebastien left behind a son, Raheem, who was just one month old.
Eubank Jr immediately stepped up to care for his infant nephew, providing the guidance and support that the boy's father could no longer give.
The boxer has since spoken openly about the profound impact Raheem has had on his life.
Eubank Jr has been absent from the ring since suffering a points defeat to Conor Benn at Tottenham last November
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In a previous interview, Eubank Jr recalled the emotional moment he first held Raheem at his brother's graveside.
He said: "His energy and him being very quiet while on my chest gave me peace. I felt then that everything would be OK. I felt that we might have a second chance here."
The boxer has spoken of his determination to secure Raheem's future, acknowledging he has limited years remaining in his fighting career.
Eubank Jr has been absent from the ring since suffering a points defeat to Conor Benn at Tottenham last November.
He has been recovering from the physical toll of two demanding weight cuts for their consecutive catchweight bouts.