Dee Devlin left a sweet message on fiancé Conor McGregor's latest social media post praising him as a father.
Conor had shared an image of himself and middle child Conor Jr lounging on a plush looking L couch while they took in the warm climes of the Dominican Republic where the MMA icon is currently filming for his part in the reboot of 1980s classic Road House.
To which Dee replied: "The best daddy!"
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The long-time couple also have a daughter together called Croia who is the eldest of the three.
While McGregor's time has been mostly pre-occupied with extensive days on set, he is still working out rigourously as he maintains he will be back in the octagon better than ever in 2023.
In one recent gym post, he wrote: "17 hour days filming then straight to the gym before going home. How bad do you want it? I work so hard for it because 1. I love it. 2. I want it. And 3. It's mine."
He's clearly bulked up a lot while sidelined through his broken leg so if he does come back for a revenge tour, it'll be at welterweight rather than lightweight and certainly not featherweight where his initial title run was based.
While there's no indication who or when he'll be back Billi strutting his way into the cage, we do at least know that it'll be well into next year before it can potentially happen.
That's because UFC kingpin Dana White revealed at a media briefing after UFC 280 that The Notorious would first have to re-enter their drug testing pool for six months before he will be allowed to fight.
There'll be no shortage of takers since he remains the biggest star in the sport despite his inactivity and general decline in performance since becoming a two-weight champion in November 2016.
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