Singer Robbie Williams said he is hoping his new baby will be a boy.
Robbie and his wife Ayda Field announced earlier this week that they are expecting their second child.
The singer said he would love to have a little brother for their daughter Theodora 'Teddy' Rose, 20 months, saying, "If we have a girl, it'll be totally cool but I would quite like a little boy."
"Last time I said that as long as it was healthy, I didn't mind. Then we found out we were having a girl and it was a really strange emotion. I was like, 'What am I going to do with a girl?" the Angels singer said.
The couple intend to find out the sex of the baby, but Robbie admits they will need to be more organised this time around.
"With Teddy, the doctor put the sex into an envelope. We went to dinner and the plan was to open it at the end of dinner... but she forgot the envelope!
"I think we're going to do the same thing -- but remember the envelope this time. I don't think we can do it any other way,” he said.
The 40-year-old star kicked off his new tour this week and, with Ayda, Teddy, his dad Pete Conway and his mother-in-law joining him on the road, he said this time around, family comes first.
"It's a very loving, very safe environment. Our biggest concern these days is that we don't travel through Teddy's nap time.
"We don't get time to worry about us or the show.
"We've got it all going on backstage. Ayda is the happiest and centred and then she's completely not for a few hours, the whole rollercoaster of emotions... "
