Cork comedian Kyla Cobbler takes to Instagram to share baby news 

The post has amassed more than 140,000 likes. 
Cork comedian Kyla Cobbler takes to Instagram to share baby news 

Comedian Kyla Cobbler and her husband Simon Stewart have announced that they are expecting their first baby together. Picture: Dan Linehan

Cork comedian Kyla Cobbler and her husband Simon Stewart have announced that they are expecting their first baby together.

Cobbler posted a photo of both her and Stewart holding a pregnancy test on Instagram on Wednesday morning.

The comedian also included a screengrab of an ultrasound and the text ‘April 2027’.

She captioned the post: “happy thank you more please @_simonbuilds,” refencing her memoir which was published earlier this month.

Cobbler and Stewart tied the knot with an intimate ceremony in Cork back in June.

She previously acknowledged that she has comedy to thank for bringing her now-husband into her life as they met at a gig.

“I never thought I was going to find love — I’d given up on love — and then I found him in the third row of a comedy show.

“When you do what you love, when you choose yourself, your person comes, I think,” she told the Irish Examiner.

Earlier this year, Cobbler opened up about her dyspraxia during her appearance on Uncharted with Ray Goggins alongside Angela Scanlon.

The pair tackled the high-altitude Atlas Mountains in Morocco, facing their fears together.

Her appearance on the show was met with positive feedback from fans who praised her for being so vulnerable.

On Wednesday, friends and fans of the comedian congratulated her on her pregnancy news.

The post has amassed more than 140,000 likes. 

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