Brooks Koepka’s spouse, Jena Sims, has admitted that she wasn’t mad at her husband for inadvertently revealing their child’s gender throughout an interview. The four-time main winner referred to the anticipating couple’s child-to-be as 'he' when discussing the being pregnant throughout a LIV Golf occasion.

Earlier this month, Sims introduced that she and Koepka have been anticipating their first youngster on the American golfer’s thirty third birthday. The two married final summer season after being in a relationship for 5 years.

When asserting that she was anticipating, Sims, who's a mannequin and actress, didn't disclose the gender of their child on the time. The announcement featured Koepka holding a sonogram whereas his spouse uncovered her bump.

The golfer solely stored it a secret for lower than a fortnight earlier than unwittingly gendering their child throughout an interview at a LIV Golf occasion in Tulsa, Oklahoma. Koepka was selecting which traits he wished the infant to inherit from himself and his spouse when letting slip their child’s gender.

“I hope he gets a lot more traits from my wife than he does me,” a laughing Koepka stated through the New York Post. “I think, me, probably discipline. I think I’m pretty disciplined when it comes down to work. And then my wife’s sense of humour. You always want to be funny, right?”

Acknowledging the inadvertent announcement on her social media, Sims took the slip up effectively. “Since someone let it out of the bag yesterday, I’ll share our fun little reveal!” she posted on her Instagram Stories.

“I wasn’t mad at all… (only because my husband thinks I’m hilarious, apparently).” Sims additionally revealed they discovered as a pair by biting right into a doughnut full of blue icing.

On the course in Oklahoma, Koepka completed in a tie for fourth with rival Bryson DeChambeau and Spain’s Eugenio Chacarra. Instead, Dustin Johnson received the inaugural LIV Golf Tulsa title.

Next for the American is the yr’s second main, the US PGA Championship, which begins Thursday at Oak Hill in Rochester, New York state. Koepka is a two-time event winner, claiming the title in back-to-back years between 2018 and 2019 throughout his peak.

The West Palm Beach native can be assured after rekindling his kind from that point on the Masters final month. Koepka ultimately completed in a tie for second place at Augusta after being a 54-hole chief earlier than Jon Rahm got here from behind to clinch the inexperienced jacket.