The Apprentice star becomes dad for first time at 50 – after revealing he wants Lord Sugar to be godfather

Scottish Sun

03-05-2025

He previously spoke about his fears about being an older dad
first time father The Apprentice star becomes dad for first time at 50 – after revealing he wants Lord Sugar to be godfather
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A STAR of The Apprentice has become a dad for first time at 50 - after revealing he wants Lord Sugar to be godfather.
Tre Lowe appeared on the 2024 series of the BBC show and confirmed he was going to be a dad in November.
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The Apprentice's Tre Lowe has revealed he's become a dad for the first time at 50
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Tre shared snaps of his son's tiny hands and feet on his Instagram
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Tre turned 50 in January and has spoken about being an older dad
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Now Tre has revealed his son has arrived safe and well, sharing a snap of the tot's tiny hand and foot on his Instagram.
He wrote alongside the snaps: "And just like that, I'm a father.
"There's nothing that prepares you for this moment. No book, no podcast, no advice. Just you, your son, and a whole new frequency of love.
"Real talk - the road to get here hasn't been easy. It's been full of plot twists, growing pains, and challenging moments.
"But every single one shaped me. Broke me open. Built something real. Something solid."
He continued: "Now I look at my son and everything makes sense. My mission. My why.
"To everyone who's walked with me, held space - I see you. I thank you. I love you.
"To my wife Enas - you are power, beauty, grace and grit. What you've done, what you've carried, what you've become… I'm in awe."
He finished the post by writing: "And to my son…I've got you. Through everything. Through the madness and the magic.
From now till my last breath - I've got you. The next chapter begins now. Let's get it."
Tre previously opened up about how Lord Sugar would be a fantastic godfather to his child.
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He said: "God, if anything happened to me. I know my kid is going to be all right. If Lord Sugar was the godparent, can you imagine the wisdom that kid would have."
He also spoke about being an older dad, saying: "I must admit every now and then, in my weaker moments, I say, 'oh, my God, have I left it too late?' because people tend to think it's women who think about that biological clock but I'll tell you that men think of it too.
"I do think about it, because when my child is going to university, I'm going to be like 70 or 71! And by the time it graduates I'm going to be like 75.
"I do worry and think about whether I'm still going to be healthy and well."
The Apprentice biggest moments
THE Apprentice has been a fan favourite ever since it burst onto the box in 2005.
Here we take a look at five of the biggest moments over the years on the hit BBC One show.
Tim Campbell - Former London Underground transport manager Tim Campbell won the first series of the reality show in 2005. He is now one of Lord Sugar's aides on the show.
Sarah Lynn and James White - For the first and only time in the show's history, both finalists were crowned winners in 2017.
Amy Anzel - Season 16's fired candidate Amy Anzel was BANNED from the final celebration show, after a tit-for-tat exchange over Lord Sugar's mocking tweets.
Michelle Dewberry - Telecoms consultant Michelle Dewberry won the second series of the show in 2006. However, after winning a six-figure job with Lord Sugar she lasted just four months before she sensationally quit.
Selena Waterman-Smith - We're used to tensions running high in the boardroom, but in 2015 a disagreement between two candidates spilled over – for the first time - into a physical bust-up. Events manager Selina Waterman-Smith was given a verbal warning by show bosses for her role in an off-camera scrap with Charleine Wain.
The TV star continued: "I'm very fit for my age, and even though I look much younger than what I am, biologically, I am still what I am.
"But like, I say, I think if you're not going to live life in your discomfort zone, there's no point living, and I always live by that motto."