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10 March 2023, 18:01
The Glow singer took to Instagram to mark the milestone of his baby boy Louis’ first birthday.
Tommy O'Dell has celebrated his son's first birthday this week.
The DMA'S frontman paid tribute to his child on social media and marked the special day with his 37.1k followers.
Taking to Instagram, the Delete singer shared a photo of the cute tot, alongside the caption: “Louis O’Dell I can’t believe you’re 1”.
The DMA’S frontman first introduced his bundle of joy to the world in April last year, with a snap of him being held by the band's guitarist Matt Mason, which he captioned: “Uncle Mase”.
The same month, the Life is A Game of Changing singer shared a photo of little Louis in his crib next to his "older brother" and O'Dell's beloved dog Truman.
O'Dell shares the one year old with artist, Elke Steen, who capped off 2022 by capturing some of their first memories with Louis and the last with Odell's father Ron.
Sharing a collection of snaps on. Instagram, she wrote: "t was a big year, starting with welcoming our Louis and ending with saying goodbye to Ron. It’s hard to make sense of it now, but if there is anything to take away from this year it’s that family is everything and to squeeze your loved ones extra tight, you never know if it will be the last time you see them".
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O'Dell is no doubt getting in all the cuddles he can before the trio embark on UK dates next month.
The Aussie outfit - who are completed by bassist and songsmith Johnny Took - will join their touring band members for dates, which will kick off at the Cambridge Corn Exchange and culminate in a huge show at London's OVO Arena Wembley.
They'll be joined on the road by special guests Dylan John Thomas, Tribes, Calum Bowie and Demob Happy, who will all join the band on selected dates.
Tickets for DMA'S gigs in Wolverhampton, Lincoln, Middlesbrough, Dundee and Manchester are sold out, but the last remaining tickets are still available for their other dates at gigsandtours.com.
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