It’s a Girl! Poker Pro David Williams Becomes a New Dad

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A new bundle of joy has arrived at the David Williams home as his girlfriend gave birth to a baby girl over the weekend.  A name has not yet been assigned to her.

Williams tweeted on this Twitter page Sunday:

Baby and Mom are doing great. No name yet cause we haven't found anything we LOVE but we have a few days and will figure it out!Not only did I cut the cord! but I pulled her out!!! IT was amazing and I recommend that to all future dads!

Williams is one of the most recognizable poker pros on the planet, having represented both Bodog Poker and Full Tilt Poker.  Over the past year, Williams appears to have become a bit more tame, shedding his Playboy image to some degree.

In past years, Williams was listed among Gambling911.com’s Jenny Woo’s “Sexiest Poker Players”.

- Jagajeet Chiba, Gambling911.com

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