Eliza Paschke and Clint Stanaway confirm co-parenting of first child

Nova radio presenter Clint Stanaway has announced he is expecting his first child – which he will co-parent with “good friend” Eliza Paschke.

It comes the day after former Block star Eliza, 40, announced her pregnancy on Instagram, saying: “Becoming a Mum is something I’ve always thought about and openly discussed. Today I’m 16 weeks pregnant, and feeling immensely grateful to be in this position.”

Clint made the announcement on his Jase, Lauren & Clint radio show.

“I’m going to be having a baby with a really good friend of mine, her name’s Eliza, and we’re going to be using a co-parenting model to have this child,” he said.

“We’re going to have a different looking family, but a family that is not going to have any shortage of love in it.”

Clint said he “almost passed out” at the baby’s first scan.

“It took my breath away, it really did, and I can’t wait for you to meet my little boy or girl,” he said, becoming emotional.

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“So happy to be sharing the experience with this wonderful human @cstanaway” wrote Eliza as she confirmed the news online.

Eliza’s sister Liberty Paschke reacted: “Just over the moon for you both and so excited to be an aunty and spoil this little baby beyond.”

Eliza shared her exciting news on June 4, telling her excited followers “”I know there will be lot of questions, which I’ll answer over time.”

While the comments on her post were disabled, many of her Channel Nine co-stars including Travel Guides’ Matt and Brett and The Block’s Mitch and Mark liked it.

The Aussie star, who rose to fame on the 2023 season of The Block with younger sister Liberty, has always been very open about starting a family.

Eliza previously revealed she first decided to freeze her eggs at 32.

“I was single with no assets to my name and had saved up just enough money for an overseas holiday. Instead of going on that holiday, I made a $10,000 investment in my future,” she wrote in a 2024 column for nine.com.au.

The same year, she shared she was undergoing the procedure again, six years after the first time.

“I’m not sure if I want children but I guess it gives me a bit of a security blanket for potentially having a child if I want to later in life,” Eliza said in a video at the time.

“I am single, so you have to think about these things a little bit.”