“I had a snip-free!”: Ronan Keating, 44, reveals that he had a vasectomy

Ronan Keating revealed that he had a vasectomy after his fifth child was born.

An Irish singer who had surgery earlier this year, 44, announced the news in an episode on Thursday night. Celebrity juice After being quized by host Keith Lemon (Leigh Francis).

It was after the Boyzone hitmaker admitted that it was “snip time” nine months after the arrival of his fifth child, daughter Coco and his wife Storm. Good Morning Britain last year.

“The last time you were drinking celebrity juice, we broke the news that you were considering snips. Can you confirm that you have, can’t you confirm?” Keith said this week. Scrutinized the comedy panel show.

After a tense drum roll sound effect, Ronan freed the viewer and spectators from misery.

“Well, I had it, I had it. I cut it out! Freedom! Freedom!’He revealed.

The Magic Radio host later entertained the audience with his groovy dance and moved to George Michael’s classic Freedom.

Five fathers, Ronan, and fashion designer Storm, 40, share a 21-month-old daughter, Coco, with Cooper, 4,.

Life is roller coaster vocalist Jack, 22, Missy, 20 and 16 year old Ali and ex-wife Yvonne Connolly.

In an interview with GMB last year, Ronan said his wife, Storm, was the instigator of the vasectomy conversation. And what did I look like?

“The storm said’time’, and I said, hmm, I think so, sure.

Last weekend, Ronan praised the children when he joined the family at Cancer Research UK’s Emeralds & Ivy Ball.

Taking him to Instagram, Ronan praised his family with a snap featuring all five of his children-a son Jack, rarely seen among them.

The 22-year-old wore a gray suit and a black bow tie when he was decorating the red carpet with his brother.

He writes: All my babies celebrating our # emeraldandivyball21 had a wonderful night over 890K at @cr_uk in the 14th year, and the Keating family had a total of over 10 million proud nights. [sic]..

“Thank you to everyone who has donated for many years.”

Emeralds and Ivy’s annual ball, sponsored by Ronan, is working to raise funds for Cancer Research and the Marie Keating Foundation.

He founded the Marie Keating Foundation in 1998 to commemorate his mother who died of breast cancer.

Elsewhere, Ronan revealed that Storm spends 14 hours a day on the construction site, rather than attending the long-awaited physiotherapy, to complete a new eco-home before Christmas. ..

After Storm was temporarily left lower back paralyzed when he had surgery on his back for a herniated disc last year and woke up in the hospital with no lower body sensation and no control of the intestines or bladder. , Severe changes will occur.

Ronan speaks only to MailOnline and describes the long road to storm recovery:[therapy] But she’s on the scene 14 hours a day non-stop, so it was still hard … she’s an incredibly positive person. ”