Celtic star shares heart warming first photo of new born daughter
Celtic defender Auston Trusty has delighted fans by sharing the first glimpse of his newborn daughter.
The American international and his wife, Emily, celebrated the arrival of their first child over the weekend.
The couple marked the joyous occasion with a heartfelt Instagram video, capturing their first precious moments as a family of three.
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In the clip, Trusty is seen beaming with pride as he cuddles his baby girl.
Alongside the video, the couple wrote: 'More than we ever dreamed, our girl is here.'
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Later, Trusty shared a sweet photo of his daughter wrapped in a Celtic-branded blanket — a touching nod to the club and its supporters.
The joyful news came as Trusty watched from the sidelines on Saturday, April 12, while his teammates stormed to a commanding 5-1 victory over Kilmarnock — a result that put Celtic within touching distance of the Premiership title.
Manager Brendan Rodgers had demanded a strong response following last weekend's shock 1-0 defeat to bottom-of-the-table St Johnstone, and his side delivered in style. Reo Hatate opened the scoring with a stunning strike, quickly followed by a close-range finish from Daizen Maeda.
The Hoops didn't let up, adding goals from Cameron Carter-Vickers and a second from Hatate before Danny Armstrong pulled one back for Kilmarnock before the half-hour mark.
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