Bentley Thomas Williams of Belleville, Michigan, isn't even a month old, and he has already given his parents the surprise of a lifetime. Back in October, a 20-weeks-pregnant Danielle Williams and her husband Kyle visited the doctor's office for a sonogram to determine the sex of their baby, reports ABC News. The technician who performed the procedure informed them they would be welcoming a second daughter to their family in March. So imagine the look on the couple's faces when the doctor delivering Danielle's baby on March 3 lifted up their newborn and announced, "It's a boy!" “I had been up...
- 3/19/2015
- by Kelli Bender, @kbendernyc
- PEOPLE.com
Kyle and Danielle Williams had an ultrasound performed last October and found out they were having another girl! They even picked a name for their second daughter: Charlee.
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But when Danielle gave birth earlier this month, they got a bit of a surprise: “While in the Or, the nurse told [me] that I could look over the curtain while they pulled Charlee out,” Kyle recalls. “Finally I was able to see the head and what I saw next would change my life forever.”
“My expected daughter was in fact a Boy!!!!!” he continues. “I was speechless.”
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Watch: Husband’s adorable reaction to wife’s pregnancy announcement!
Since their family also expected a new girl in the Williams family, they decided to film the reactions to the news. First up was grandma: “When [she] walked in we asked Nana to change the diaper,” Kyle says. Spoiler alert: Hers is also the best.
“Are you sh...
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But when Danielle gave birth earlier this month, they got a bit of a surprise: “While in the Or, the nurse told [me] that I could look over the curtain while they pulled Charlee out,” Kyle recalls. “Finally I was able to see the head and what I saw next would change my life forever.”
“My expected daughter was in fact a Boy!!!!!” he continues. “I was speechless.”
YouTube
Watch: Husband’s adorable reaction to wife’s pregnancy announcement!
Since their family also expected a new girl in the Williams family, they decided to film the reactions to the news. First up was grandma: “When [she] walked in we asked Nana to change the diaper,” Kyle says. Spoiler alert: Hers is also the best.
“Are you sh...
- 3/18/2015
- Entertainment Tonight
Couple Surprised With Baby Boy After An Ultrasound Had Predicted A Girl – See The Family’s Reaction!
Second-time parents Kyle and Danielle Williams received quite a shock when Danielle gave birth to a baby boy after an ultrasound had predicted the baby was female. Ultrasound Incorrectly Predicts Baby Girl Kyle and Danielle, a Michigan couple who are also parents to a daughter, Peyton, 2, were told they were expecting another little girl […]
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- 3/18/2015
- by Olivia Truffaut
- Uinterview
He’s one of the luckiest travellers on earth and is a creation ironically being used to capture the international travel insurance market.
Sydney ad agency The Works has created Fortunate Frank, an animated character who blithely avoids near-certain mishaps which would otherwise put him at the mercy of overseas medical staff and bureaucratic officialdom.
The 30 second spot began airing last night and launched Virgin Money Australia’s new Virgin Travel Insurance arm, representing an expansion of its business.
The new campaign is part of a 20 per cent increase in advertising spend by Virgin Money, with the company in partnership with Allianze Global Assistance to provide for all manner of travelling nightmares including theft, illness, cancellations and more.
The message is that Fortunate Frank has more luck than most – and that it’s always better to be prepared for disasters.
“We know Australians love to travel and experience adventure, but...
Sydney ad agency The Works has created Fortunate Frank, an animated character who blithely avoids near-certain mishaps which would otherwise put him at the mercy of overseas medical staff and bureaucratic officialdom.
The 30 second spot began airing last night and launched Virgin Money Australia’s new Virgin Travel Insurance arm, representing an expansion of its business.
The new campaign is part of a 20 per cent increase in advertising spend by Virgin Money, with the company in partnership with Allianze Global Assistance to provide for all manner of travelling nightmares including theft, illness, cancellations and more.
The message is that Fortunate Frank has more luck than most – and that it’s always better to be prepared for disasters.
“We know Australians love to travel and experience adventure, but...
- 1/7/2013
- by Marcus Casey
- Encore Magazine
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