Russian biathlete Anton Shipulin became dad for the second time
The famous Russian athlete, biathlete, Olympic champion Anton Shipulin again became a dad. He had a second child - a daughter. The baby was given an interesting name - Mira.
Childbirth took place in Russia. 31-year-old Anton supported his spouse Louisa in the delivery room - the couple insisted on partner deliveries.
Immediately after the birth of the girl, the biathlete posted a photo of his wife and daughter on his Instagram page and shared his joy with the fans. He reported that got an incredible experience and very grateful to his wife for giving him a daughter.
The weight of the newborn - 3 kilograms 634 grams, height - 55 centimeters. The girl was born in the early morning on Thursday, February 7th.
Mira became the second child for the Shipulin family. In December 2015, the firstborn was born - son Dima.
Earlier in the end of 2018 Anton announced his decision to complete a career. He said that he would no longer go to the ski run, but now he will become a participant in the election race - the former Olympic champion decided to take part in a by-election to the State Duma from the Sverdlovsk region. Governor of the region Yevgeny Kuvaishev supported the decision of the athlete to become a politician.
Anton Shipulin - not only a brilliant athlete, but also a great romantic. He saw his current spouse Louise on the Internet, simply flipping through pages of acquaintances on social networks. It all started with the correspondence in 2012.
The novel developed rapidly, and since the end of 2012, Louise began to accompany Anton at all sports gatherings. The wedding took place in 2015, and Anton made his proposal publicly, in a cinema before the premiere of the film “And the Dawns Here are Quiet”.
After the birth of her son Dmitri, who recently turned three years old, Louise stopped accompanying her husband to competitions and fees, learned to cook tasty food and was waiting for him at home. Although after the decision about the end of his sports career, Anton spends almost all the time with his relatives in order to at least somehow compensate them for many years of constant separation.
