Queer Eye star welcomes son via surrogate

Queer Eye star Tan France has welcomed his first child with his husband, with the pair saying they’re “obsessed” with their new son.

The fab five just got a little bit bigger.

On Monday, Queer Eye star Tan France celebrated the arrival of his first son, Ismail France on Instagram.

“Give our son a warm welcome,” Tan wrote on Instagram under a photo of him and his husband Rob holding the baby.

The two welcomed the boy on July 10, four months after they shared the news they were expecting a baby via surrogate.

Queer Eye star Tan is now a dad.

Tan shared that the couple’s son had arrived seven weeks earlier than planned, prompting a three-week NICU stay. The proud dads were finally able to bring their son home on Monday, the reality TV star said.

“We love him so, so much. Like, fully obsessed,” he said.

The Queer Eye star also gave fans an update on the couple’s surrogate, who remained unnamed, sharing, “Our surrogate is doing so great, post-labour, and we couldn’t be more grateful for the greatest gift in our lives.”

Friends of the pair were quick to share their own congratulations with the happy couple.

“Congratulations Rob & Tan! So happy for you xoxoxo,” Katie Couric wrote.

“DADDIESSSSS” Gigi Hadid commented.

Proud dad.

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The new dads have been together since 2008, tying the knot in 2013 after the Defence of Marriage Act was overturned in the US. Tan and Rob, a paediatric nurse and former Mormon, currently live in Salt Lake City, Utah.

The British fashion star first revealed the pair were expecting in April alongside a photo of himself with an ultrasound photoshopped over his bare stomach.

“With the greatest gift/help of the most wonderful surrogate, Rob and I are lucky enough to be on our way to being parents, this summer. [It’s] something we’ve wanted for soooo many years. Our hearts are so full right now. I cannot wait to hold this baby, and to show him so much love.”

Queer Eye stars Jonathan Van Ness, Antoni Porowski, Tan France, Bobby Berk, and Karamo Brown. Picture: Austin Hargrave

This article originally appeared on the New York Post and was reproduced with permission