‘I told my hairdresser the story of my conception', says RTE star Doireann Garrihy in hilarious radio confession on air
RTE star Doireann Garrihy has made a live radio confession about the conception of her baby.
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Doireann Garrihy has shared a baby confession live on air
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Doireann left her co-hosts shocked by the admission
On yesterday's show,
Hugh told how he had recently got very close with his local barber, even going as far as to plan trips abroad together.
Taran then joked: "I was considered following a hairdresser to
Doireann laughed as she agreed: "Listen, I get it."
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Taran emphasised: "Like I thought it'd be easier to go over and start a new life than to start over with a new hairdresser."
Doireann then cut across Taran to highlight how close she is with her own hairdresser.
The mum-to-be said: "I'm pretty sure I told the story of my conception to my hairdresser."
Hugh and Taran immediately sat back in their seats in disbelief as they exclaimed: "What?!"
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Doireann chuckled as she added: "No I actually did, I told a number of people actually, because there is actually a story to it.
"But, we're not going to get into that on the national airwaves."
Doireann Garrihy shares pregnancy symptom
Hugh was left gobsmacked by the information as he slowly said: "Oh. My. God."
Taran joked: "Yeah its best not to get into it."
Yesterday, Doireann and her husband Mark Mehigan celebrated a
The
six months ago at the K Club,
Kildare
, on November 29, 2024.
LOVEBIRDS
And just a few months later Doireann announced that she is
The 2FM host took to
wedding
day as they're six months married today.
She captioned her post: "Six months of us @mehiganmark."
One photo showed the newly weds on the dance floor on their big day and revealed that their first dance song was You Get What You Give by New Radical.
SWEET TRIBUTE
The 33-year-old came onto her Instagram Stories as well to share the kind gesture Mark did for her.
Doireann said: "The perfect addition to my iced
coffee
. Mark surprised me with a smaller version of our wedding cake.
"
Chocolate
biscuit from 2210. Like... the most sensationally delicious thing of all time. This will be breakfast."
While Mark paid his own special tribute for Doireann with a loved-up wedding snap and said: "Six months married to the beautiful
Doireann Garrihy
today."
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