AFL star Warwick Capper announces he is going to be a grandfather
Warwick Capper has announced the exciting news that he is preparing to become a grandfather.
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Footy larrikin Warwick Capper is going to be a grandfather.
The 61 year-old former Swans high flyer says he’s “over the moon” to take on his new role in June.
His son Indiana, whom he shares with ex-wife Joanne, is expecting a daughter.
“How good is that,’’ Capper said. “Mum’s happy, I’m happy. He’s engaged and he’s been with his mrs for nine years.
“61 and a grandfather, that’s alright. I’m still pretty fit and going alright.”
Capper, who also spoke on RSN Summer breakfast, has tried his hand at modelling, porn, becoming a DJ, a brothel owner and politics. He has a boxing fight coming up on May 17, a book coming out and a documentary on Stan.
“I love the game, even though they go backwards to go forward,’’ Capper said. “Never kick 100s anymore like I did (in 1987).”
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