Agent Sasco and his wife, Nicole McLaren Campbell, are gearing up for an exciting new chapter—welcoming fraternal twins. The couple made the revelation during a vlog conversation with Jamaican sprint icon Asafa Powell.

Already a proud father, dancehall star and businessman Sasco expressed his excitement about welcoming two new additions to the family.

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He also joked, “Don’t expect to see me running at any parents’ race because your father is 40-plus!”

Sasco, born Jeffrey Campbell, had first shared news of the pregnancy in February during an interview on radio station Fyah 105FM.

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Married since 2011, Sasco and Nicole have built a family focused on music, business, and education. Nicole, the founder and CEO of AIM Educational Services, has often credited her husband for his unwavering support. Together, they share two children, Joshua and Lauren, while Agent Sasco’s eldest daughter, Allyana, is from a previous relationship.

With twins on the way, the Campbells are about to embark on a new adventure—twice the love, twice the laughter, and double the blessings.

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