RTE star Arthur Gourounlian has left his fans in stitches after sharing a “hilarious” video of his daughters.
The Dancing With The Stars judge and his Six O’Clock Show host husband Brian Dowling have two kids together, Blake, 2, and 11-month-old Blu.
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The celebrity couple often share snippets of their day-to-day lives with their two little ones on social media.
Arthur took to his Instagram today to share a hilarious clip comparing Blake and Blu’s different personalities.
The start of the video showed two-year-old Blake sitting calmly, doing arts and crafts, while relaxing music played in the background.
The caption on the video read: “Our first born.”
It then cuts to “second born” baby Blu bouncing around, giggling and falling over as chaotic music played.
Arthur wrote on his post: “Blake vs Blu.”
Fans and friends all raced to the comment section to share their love for the “hilarious” video.
Lorraine said: “Oh I laughed out loud.”
Fiona wrote: “This is hilarious the change of music had me howling.”
Denise commented: “Two beautiful clever babas. You and Brian are gonna have so fun and adventures.”
Another added: “There both just gorgeous little girls.”
Arthur was recently brought “to tears” as his husband signed off on his 98FM radio show for a final time.
Brian called it quits on the hit morning show after two years at the helm.
Brian had been co-hosting the weekday show from 10am to 1pm with Suzanne Kane since March 2023.
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It was an emotional final show for the dad-of-two, who told listeners: “I have had the best time here for nearly two and a half years.
“It’s been an absolute blast. It’s been an honour to sit in this chair for the length of time I have.”
Fighting back tears, he added: “I’m sure a lot of people thought, ‘Oh, Brian Dowling got a job – He’ll be in it six weeks and he’ll be gone’. I have given this show absolutely everything.
“I became a dad on this show. I’ve had television success on this show. I’ve had it all on this show.”
Arthur, who had tuned in from home, shared an emotional tribute after hearing Brian’s final sign-off, revealing it brought him “to tears”.
He wrote: “I listened to my husband saying goodbye to something he had given everything to for the last two and a half years – a show he didn’t just work on – he lived it.”
Praising his husband’s passion, Arthur added: “Every morning, every laugh, every moment he poured his heart and soul into… and he loved every second of it.”
