BREAKING NEWS NFL star Puka Nacua reveals his girlfriend Hallie Aiono is expecting their first child
The couple announced the news on Mother's Day, confirming they will have a baby boy via a photoshoot and video on Aiono's Instagram.
'You were something we always dreamt of, but I have never been so afraid. I wasn't planning for this now, but I know your timing is divine,' Aiono wrote.
'There are a lot of "why's" in life currently, but I know that for the rest of my life, you will be my "why". I can't wait to love you forever, my sweet boy.'
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