TWO workmates at a Hampshire pub have welcomed two bundles of joy just six days apart.
Luke Gilbert and Naomi Hamilton-Smith, who work at The Talisman pub in Park Gate, have welcomed the arrival of new babies.
Shift leader Luke became a dad after his wife Clodagh gave birth to their son Brodie, on Monday, August 22.
Six days later, on August 28, Naomi, who has worked at the pub for over four years, welcomed Josie on with her partner Alex.
To celebrate the birth of their children, both coworkers got together at the pub for a meal with their partners.
They are looking forward to regular meet-ups to see each other's children grow.
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Luke, 32, said: "I started working at The Talisman earlier this year after its refurbishment and I've really enjoyed it so far. I love bringing Brodie down for everyone to see."
Naomi, 23, added: "I love working at the pub and I've made some amazing friends during my years here.
"I love bringing Josie in to see her Tally family."
General Manager Harriet Chase has been eagerly waiting to meet the babies.
She said: "We are absolutely delighted for Luke, Naomi and their families while they welcome their bundles of joy to the world. From all of the team here at The Talisman, we are sending our biggest congratulations.
"In the coming weeks and months, we hope there will be plenty of opportunities for cuddles, and we can’t wait to shower Brodie and Josie with love while we watch them grow.
"We really hope Luke, Naomi, and their partners enjoy this special time with their new families and take in every moment of being new parents."
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