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Barnaby Joyce's baby son pictured for the first time

The first images of former deputy prime minister Barnaby Joyce's newborn son with partner Vikki Campion have been revealed.

Vikki Campion holds baby Sebastian while Barnaby Joyce looks on.
Vikki Campion holds baby Sebastian while Barnaby Joyce looks on. Source: 7 News

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Barnaby Joyce's newborn son with partner Vikki Campion has been pictured for the first time. 

Images obtained by Seven News show Sebastian sleeping in his mother's arms at Armidale Airport as Mr Joyce looks on.   

Sebastian, born about three weeks ago, is Ms Campion's first child and Mr Joyce's fifth. 

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When Sebastian was born, Mr Joyce told Fairfax Media: "We are very happy and just taking it quietly."

The former Nationals leader said the arrival of the baby comprehensively removed any doubts over whether he was the baby's father.

Mr Joyce said last month there was a "grey area" over the paternity.

Mr Joyce quit as deputy prime minister and Nationals leader in February after 16 days of scandal over his affair with Ms Campion, his former media adviser.

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull later introduced a ban on ministers having sexual relations with their staff.

Barnaby Joyce's partner Vikki Campion has given birth to their child.
Barnaby Joyce and partner Vikki Campion. Source: AAP

 

 

 

 

 


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