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Home and Away star Adam Rowland is expecting his first child with his fiancée Olivia Lewis.
The 31-year-old actor shared the exciting news on social media on Wednesday night, by posting a heartfelt gallery of photos in which he confirmed Olivia was pregnant.
One precious photo showed Adam tenderly embracing his pregnant partner, whose blouse was pulled up to show her growing baby bump.
Another picture captured the pair embracing in a scenic backyard, as Adam gazed in awe at his partner's growing belly.
The pair exuded so much love in the sweet gallery, which the former Neighbours actor captioned with some telling words.
'Family photo needed a refresh,' he pointedly wrote next to the pictures.
Many of Adam's soap opera friends took to the comments section to offer their well wishes.
'Aww STOP IT!!! How wonderful! Congratulations,' gushed Home and Away veteran Lynne McGranger.
'CONGRATULATIONS guys. So so happy for you!' Summer Bay veteran Juliet Godwin added.
'Awww YAAAAAYYY,' series star Sophie Dillman chimed in.
It has been an eventful few months for Adam, who in January confirmed his engagement to longtime partner Olivia Lewis.
The Home and Away actor shared a stunning image of his sunset proposal at Arthur's Seat in Edinburgh, Scotland.
The actor got down on one knee and presented a ring to his beloved as the pair took in the incredible view from the iconic hill.
'Our favourite sunrise,' Adam captioned the romantic photo, which was posted to Instagram.
Adam is a beloved actor on the series, having portrayed musician Remi Carter since 2021.
He plays the lead guitarist for a band in the show named Lyrik.
Joining him in the band are Kirby Aramoana (Angelina Thomson), Eden Fowler (Stephanie Panozzo) and Bob Forsyth (Rob Mallet).
Adam was recently embroiled in a very dramatic storyline on the soap opera.
His character, Remi, was caught up in a horror train crash that ended the season finale with a devastating cliff-hanger.
Adam previously revealed how he spends the Christmas holidays.
'I grew up in Albury-Wodonga [on the NSW-Victoria border],' Adam told TV Week.
'The family gets together and Mum puts on a big spread for lunch, then we fall into a food coma.
'I spend Boxing Day with a bunch of old school mates, playing backyard cricket. It's going to be nice to unwind after a hectic year.'
Who loses their life?
EastEnders has aired a dramatic death in the final episode of the life-changing week in Walford. As the sun rises after Vicki Fowler and Ross Marshall’s wedding reception, a memorable night for many residents in Albert Square, which character loses their life, and how?
This week, George returned to confront his dad Eddie after hearing about the horrific comments he made to Harry about Gina. He made it clear that this would be his final night in the house and that he would be returning to his prison cell the next morning.
George reeled from this revelation in today’s episode and told his dad that he can keep his money. He reiterated to Eddie that this would be his last night under this roof, then properly questioned him on things had bitten his tongue about until now.
Meanwhile, Gina and Harry had an honest chat about the racism in Eddie’s comments, and it was clear that Gina had been truly hurt by his remarks. She opened up about how she only realised that Eddie’s treatment was racism until she grew up and moved to London.
Gina questioned whether her relationship with Harry would be able to survive in the long run as they come from different worlds, but she thanked him for stepping up for her and the smitten pair confessed their love for each other.
Elsewhere, George and Eddie angrily discussed the past, Eddie berated his son by calling him weak and a coward for not doing anything when he killed his biological dad. He showed no remorse for his murder, showing that his previous repentance was just an act, and made another racist comment. That was the final straw for George.
"I hope you rot in hell," George said as evil Eddie took his final breaths. "I’m going to make sure you’re buried in an unmarked grave, far away from mum. It’ll be like you never existed."
Later, in the early hours of the morning, Nicola returned and made two discoveries: that George knew about her financial deal and that Eddie was dead.
As the private ambulance arrived to take Eddie’s body away, George told Nicola that he wanted nothing to do with his late dad’s filthy money. What does the future hold for both characters after this eventful night?
She's determined to get revenge for the car crash.
Hollyoaks' Beth Keane is convinced that Charlie Dean is being hidden at the Osborne house after he didn't attend the car crash court case, and put her plan to "catch a rat" into action in tonight's episode.
Of course, she's bang on the money, but did the Osbornes manage to keep her from discovering the truth?
Beth wouldn't take no for an answer, telling Frankie: "Caleb has been really down so it's the least you can do." She eventually relented.
Out in the village, Beth swiped Darren's house key when he wasn't looking, before running back home to put her plan into action.
She told Maddox she had a job for him: sneak into the Osborne house while the family was attending the lunch and find proof that they know where Charlie is.
Although he didn't find Charlie, he found a video game paused on the TV with Charlie's name in full display on the screen. Maddox rushed back and told Beth, who immediately revealed the discovery to everyone sat at the table — much to the surprise and disgust of Caleb and Jack.
Beth rushed out of the house to the Osborne's place, chased by Maddox, Darren and Nancy. Charlie had locked himself in one of the rooms, with Beth threatening to kick the door down if they didn't let her in.
Will Charlie escape? And if not, just what does Beth have in store for him?
She struggles to cope after Diane's funeral.
Hollyoaks has aired some harrowing scenes for Dee Dee Hutchinson following the events of Diane's tragic funeral yesterday, where the youngster caught dad Tony trying to kiss Leela Lomax.
Before her sad death, Diane had been trying to set Tony up with Leela, thinking she'd be a great mum for the kids. When Dee Dee learned about it from one of Diane's letters, she couldn't cope and kicked off at the funeral — and seeing the kiss later on only made things worse.
However, Dee Dee continued on her angry streak, spraying graffiti on Leela's door and having a go at her over the kiss in the village square.
Leela tried to smooth things over and remind her that they are family, only for Dee Dee to spit venom in her face.
"You are nothing to me, you hear? I am Diane Hutchinson's daughter. I don't care about you. I don't care about your dead sister", she sneered. "Just stay away from me, and stay away from my dad too."
Trina turned up and offered Dee Dee a bag of ketamine, telling her that it will help her forget about Diane's death.
After some convincing, she eventually took the drug in the park. She started to have a strong reaction, and broke down in tears as she believed that she could see Diane.
"Mum, I miss you so much. I didn't mean it. I didn't mean what I said. I love you. I love you so much. Please tell me you love me too. Please", she begged as she looked at an out-of-focus figure who blurred in and out of reality.
Will her out-of-body experience cause her to calm down her behaviour, or will she continue to take ketamine to try and 'see' Diane again? Well, if you've read the spoilers...
David and the police are baffled.
The residents of Summer Bay have been plagued by a number of break-ins and robberies in recent weeks, with a fan-favourite Home and Away character revealed as the next target.
In scenes airing in Australia this week, Justin Morgan receives a call asking for help from someone who has broken down on the side of a deserted road.
However, once he's there, he can't see a single person or vehicle. And there's no phone signal either to call the supposedly-in-danger person.
As it turns out, Justin himself is the one in danger, as he gets out of his vehicle to examine the area... only for a hooded figure to appear out of nowhere and jump straight into his car.
Justin tries to give chase, but can't keep up.
Richie is eager to prove himself and find some evidence, but while David appreciates his enthusiasm, Cash Newman does not.
David actor Jeremy Lindsay Taylor told Australian publication TV Week: "A spate of robberies are taking place in Summer Bay. David sees this as a good opportunity for Richie to learn, asking him what he would do in this situation.
"He can see that he is eager, which brings a new energy to the station, not such a bad thing in his opinion.
"Cash is not as patient as David, and Richie seems to annoy him with his enthusiasm. David can see this and has a bit of fun teaming them up together, telling Cash to mentor the young rookie."
While David is having fun and games, people are still being affected by the crime wave. Can the trio get the bottom of who's behind it sooner rather than later?
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