Aidonia welcomes second son, shares pic online
Aidonia holding baby boy in first look post to Instagram story.
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January 13, 2024

Aidonia welcomes second son, shares pic online

KINGSTON, Jamaica— Dancehall artiste Aidonia and wife Kimberly Megan recently welcomed their second child together.

Aidonia during his performance at Yush in December announced that his wife had given birth on December 18.

The artiste shared the heartwarming photo of himself smiling, while he is holding his almost month-old son swaddled in a blanket.

Aidonia in late December announced that he would be taking a break from recording music for a few months to focus on his family.

The couple tragically lost their first son Khalif Lawrence, in December 2022, after a three-year battle with cancer.

READ: Aidonia mourns loss of 9-y-o son

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