Finally in good news at Downing 10 • Prime Minister and his couple get engaged last year and announce pregnancy • Johnson is in the divorce phase of his second wife

Recently, British Prime Minister Boris Johnson has been criticized everywhere for his conduct on the Corona and other issues, but today the entire kingdom was excited when Downing 10 announced two celebratory news: Johnson and his wife Carrie Simmonds got engaged and Simmonds was pregnant. The expectation for birth is this summer.

55-year-old Johnson is already a father of four. They were born to his second wife, who is currently in divorce proceedings. He also has an extramarital daughter following his relationship with a counselor named Helen McIntyre. Asked before the election if he had any more children, he told the LBC radio channel: "I love my children very much, but they are not up for election, so I will not comment on the issue."

31-year-old Simonds knew Johnson when she was in charge of the Conservative Party communications system, and now works for a charity. In July, when Johnson became prime minister, she made history when she became the first spouse to live in Downing 10 without marrying the prime minister.

Johnson met his first wife Allegra Mostin-Owen when they were students at Oxford, and they married in 1987. In 1993, he divorced, and married his second wife and mother of four of his children, Marina Wheeler.

Johnson and his fiancé also have a dog they adopted immediately after they entered the prime minister's residence. The two chose to adopt a Jack Russell puppy named Dilin from a shelter in Wales. The official cat of the Prime Minister's Residence, Larry, also lives permanently in their home.