Alex Lam confirms the birth of his child

Heidi Hsia

13 May 2024 at 11:41 pm·1-min read

14 May – Alex Lam surprised many recently by announcing that he and his wife have already welcomed their first baby.

Sharing the good news on Instagram, Alex posted an old photo of him with his pregnant wife and another photo of a pair of baby feet lying on the bed.

He posted, "My mom used to sing this song to me to put me to sleep, now I will sing it too."

Confirming the good news with the media, Alex said that his wife Candace has given birth two months ago and that his father George Lam has given the baby the name Lam Ming.

Alex is the son of legendary singer George Lam

Meanwhile, Candace said that Alex has been helping a lot in taking care of the baby and is now an expert at changing diapers.

Alex also said that he has composed a good song as part of his new album, "Hyperspace" that Candace can use to help her as a yoga instructor to lose weight as she wished.

"Listening to my song is the best way to lose weight. Everybody is welcomed to dance together," he said with a laugh.

Alex tied the knot with Candace in November last year.

Alex showed his baby's cute feet on Instagram

(Photo Source: Alex Lam IG)

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