SAS Who Dares wins star reveals wife is pregnant with his third child in sweet Mother’s Day post

AN SAS Who Dares Wins star has revealed his wife is pregnant with their first child together.

The Channel 4 fan-favourite promised “exciting times ahead” as he made his sweet reveal with a baby scan image posted to his Instagram grid.

Former Royal Marine Commander Jason Fox – known as Foxy – has kids Honor and Amy from two previous relationships.

Yet the Special Forces soldier, 48, who sets and monitors celebs tackling the nail-biting challenges on SAS Who Dares Wins, will now welcome his first tot with wife Jules Hawkins.

In a heart-warming upload posted on Mother's Day, he shared two baby scan images as well as a selfie with the mum-to-be.

Jason wrote: “Hi there!

“As good a time as any to say that this time next year there’ll be a new sheriff (mum) in town for Mother’s Day!

“So proud of you @julesfoxter in how you’ve approached and taken on this long journey...”

He then added: “Exciting times ahead.”

His followers were quick to react, with one writing: “Congrats, brother. And many blessings to your new baby and Mrs.”

A second put: “Amazing!! So happy for you guys!

“New Foxino on the way!! Congratulations!!!”

A third then put: “Awww! How great is that???! Congratulations to both of you. No greater blessing than babies.”

One added: “How lovely a massive congratulations to you both!! Amazing news!!”

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Jason and documentary producer Jules were first photographed back in 2016.

He met Jules following his split from ex-wife Lucy Culkin, who he married back in September 2011.

Jason and Jules married in a sweet ceremony back in 2023.

He sharedpictures from their big dayin London onInstagram.

He wrote: “It’s official! The knot has been tied and I’m a lucky man! What a day! Big up all our guests.”

After they'd said their vows inside The Old Marylebone Town Hall, the pair travelled in a white Hackney carriage to La Goccia, Covent Garden for their reception.

Jason welcomed his first child, a daughter named Honor, with Lucy in 2012.

He also shares a daughter with another partner whom he married before Lucy.

Previously, he said: “I've got two marriages that have gone down the pan – I like to attribute it to the military life but then I look at the common denominator which is me.”

Jason joined the Royal Marines aged 16 and served for 20 years.

He acted as a counter-terrorism and demolition expert in the Special Forces, responsible for planning and leading operations.

He was also a combat swimmer and was involved in many counter-narcotic missions.

One of his biggest tasks involved rescuing a civilian from 400 insurgents in Afghanistan where he also served as a dog handler.

After 20 years of military service, he was medically discharged in April 2012having been diagnosed withPost Traumatic Stress Disorder.