Gordon Hayward’s wife, Robyn, has a significant social media fan base. With nearly 100,000 followers on Instagram, when she posts something, it gets people’s attention.
That comes with its fair share of positives and negatives.
This week, Robyn announced that she had just given birth to a beautiful baby boy.
“Our little man is finally here,” she wrote.
“This is Theo, Gordon Theodore Hayward. If you ask @gordonhayward his name is GT, but if you ask me and the girls his name is Theo. I miss you bunches @gordonhayward and can’t wait for you to meet him. We’re ready to watch you tonight”
While the post got nearly 29,000 likes and most of the responses were overwhelmingly positive, some people couldn’t help but take a playful jab at the photos included.
Namely, the ones featuring little Theo on his stomach.
I never had a baby so idk but its hilarious to imagine taking a photo of a baby, flip it over and take another pic.twitter.com/NI5JnhMhgt
— Jase ☘️ ♦️ The Food Blogger 【公式】 (@GreenJase) September 23, 2020
she rolled that baby on his face to get a (behind) photo https://t.co/oFEWqQPbWK
— JackBlackFNAF Pilled🥳 (@JackBeTweeting) September 23, 2020
jase I’m crying she looks like she’s taking pics of something to sell on eBay
— ellie kane ♦️♠️ (@mefovasai) September 23, 2020
She shoved the day old baby’s face into the bed for a back picture 😭😭 celtics must pay for their crimes tonight https://t.co/kK3YTCGXth
— Noor (@zainroon) September 23, 2020
Twitter jokes aside, Robyn and Gordon are no doubt thrilled with this new addition to the family.
What they are likely less thrilled with, however, is the fact that the Boston Celtics are now within one loss of being eliminated from the NBA Playoffs.
Despite Hayward played in Game 4 and chipping in 14 points, 7 rebounds and 3 assists in 30 minutes of action, Boston lost the outing 112-109.
Game 5 is scheduled for Friday night. If the Celtics lose that one, the season is over and Hayward will ultimately meet his son sooner than expected.
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A graduate from the University of Texas, Anthony Amador has been credentialed to cover the Houston Texans, Dallas Cowboys, San Antonio Spurs, Dallas Mavericks and high school games all over the Lone Star State. Currently, his primary beats are the NBA, MLB, NFL and UFC.
