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REVEALED: Ryan Tubridy and his wife Clare are expecting... Why their families are delighted by the news and when they are due to hear the pitter patter of tiny feet

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Hanley, V. (2026, October 31). REVEALED: Ryan Tubridy and his wife Clare are expecting... Why their families are delighted by the news and when they are due to hear the pitter patter of tiny feet. Daily Mail. https://www.dailymail.com/news/article-16255477/Ryan-Tubridy-wife-Clare-expecting-families-delighted-news-hear-pitter-patter-tiny-feet.html?ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490&ito=1490

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Daily Mail · collected 2026-10-31 · by Valerie Hanley

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Broadcaster Ryan Tubridy and his wife Dr Clare Kambamettu are expecting their first child, due early next year. The family is thrilled with the news but prefers to keep it private. Ryan, 53, has two adult daughters from a previous marriage, while this will be Dr Kambamettu’s first child. The couple married in December at an intimate ceremony in Clifden, Co. Galway, after being engaged since June of the same year.
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Broadcaster Ryan Tubridy and his wife Dr Clare Kambamettu are expecting their first child together, according to a report by the Irish Mail on Sunday on October 31, 2026. A family source indicated that the baby is due "early in the New Year." The couple, who married last December at an intimate wedding in Clifden, Co. Galway, have kept the news private but are thrilled about the arrival of their first child together. Ryan Tubridy has two adult daughters from a previous marriage, aged 27 and 21, while this will be Dr Kambamettu's first child. The couple started dating after she appeared on his former RTÉ Radio show.

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The video – released by wedding band, The Camembert Quartet, who were his house band when he presented both Tubridy Tonight and The Late Late Show – showed Ryan and Clare enthusiastically taking to the floor before beckoning their friends, family and wedding guests to join them.
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🔮 It would make a good podcast.’

Claims (27 extracted, 1 hedged)

Broadcaster Ryan Tubridy and his wife Dr Clare Kambamettu are expecting a baby, the Irish Mail on Sunday can reveal. asserted
Mail → expect → Sunday
A family source confirmed the happy news and indicated the child is due ‘early in the New Year’. asserted
child → confirm → Year
The source told the Irish Mail on Sunday: ‘This is the happiest of news for them, and for both of their families. asserted
This → tell → families
Everyone is thrilled. asserted
Everyone → thrill → ?
A family source confirmed the happy news and indicated the child is due ‘early in the New Year’ ‘Clare is doing great. asserted
Clare → confirm → Year
She’s thriving. asserted
She → thrive → ?
While they made a statement about the wedding, they don’t want to do the same with this news. asserted
they → make → news
‘They want to keep it low key. asserted
They → want → it
They and their families have known for some time and they are all delighted.’ asserted
they → know → time
Ryan, 53, has two adult daughters from his first marriage, aged 27 and 21. asserted
Ryan → have → marriage
Ryan and Clare, 42, a clinical psychologist and a former Rose of Tralee, started to date after she appeared on his former RTÉ Radio show. asserted
she → start → show
Ryan confirmed his engagement after O’Dalaigh Jewellers in Clifden posted on social media that he had bought an engagement ring for a ‘very special lady’. asserted
he → confirm → lady
Speaking on his then Virgin Media UK radio programme he confirmed the news to his listeners: ‘It is a very beautiful feeling. asserted
It → speak → listeners
We were surrounded by gorgeous people who we didn’t know, strangers in the hotel, and people who were working around the place. asserted
who → surround → place
The couple were married last December at an intimate family wedding in the Abbeyglen Castle Hotel in Clifden, Co. Galway – having been engaged since the previous June ‘I got a beautiful ring organised, and the weather was gorgeous. asserted
weather → marry → June
‘It was just an accumulation of a lot of lovely things happening, and I just decided “Now is the time, here we go”’. asserted
we → happen → things
The wedding was attended by ‘close friends and family’, according to Ryan’s agent Noel Kelly. uncertain
wedding → attend → agent
Clare wore a gorgeous, traditional wedding dress with a gold-coloured belt feature, while Ryan sported a classy, navy, double-breasted suit with a green tie. asserted
Ryan → wear → tie
Footage posted on social media revealed the couple’s first wedding dance was to Electric Light Orchestra’s Mr Blue Sky. asserted
dance → post → Sky
The video – released by wedding band, The Camembert Quartet, who were his house band when he presented both Tubridy Tonight and The Late Late Show – showed Ryan and Clare enthusiastically taking to the floor before beckoning their friends, family and wedding guests to join them. asserted
Ryan → release → them
Footage posted on social media revealed the couple’s first wedding dance was to Electric Light Orchestra’s Mr Blue Sky Two weeks after the wedding Ryan confirmed he was returning home to live in Dublin, and he now travels for work to London. asserted
he → post → London
Speaking last December announcing the move he told the Irish Daily Mail: ‘I’ve just literally moved my life in London back to Dublin in six cases. asserted
I → speak → cases
It would make a good podcast.’ asserted
It → make → podcast
He now presents Times Radio live from London every Sunday afternoon. asserted
He → present → London
Ryan also has a very successful podcast The Bookshelf with Ryan Tubridy during which he interviews famous faces about the books that shaped their life. asserted
that → have → life
And he writes a column for the Irish Mail on Sunday. asserted
he → write → Sunday
Sorry we are not currently accepting comments on this article. asserted
we → accept → article
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