Britain’s Got Talent winner Sam Craske has welcomed his second child, sharing the baby’s name and first photo.
Sam, a member of the dance troupe Diversity that won BGT in 2009, and his girlfriend Megan first announced they were expecting their second child in April. Now, they’ve introduced their newborn son.
The sweet snap shows the baby curled up in a babygrow, with both parents’ hands gently resting on him. Megan captioned the photo: “Blake Craske 🤍 27.10.2025.”
The couple had originally expected their baby in mid-November 2025, suggesting little Blake may have arrived a bit early.
Sam and Megan also have a two-year-old son, Caleb, who was born in May 2023.
The couple received an outpouring of congratulations from friends and colleagues. Francesca Banjo, ex-wife of Diversity leader Ashley Banjo, wrote: “Congratulations guys.” Diversity teammate Perri Kiely added: “Woohoo ❤️,” while Jordan Banjo’s wife Naomi posted: “Congrats you guys ❤️❤️.”
Jordan, 32, has previously spoken about balancing life in Diversity with fatherhood, noting: “I think we keep them grounded by remaining grounded ourselves.”
Jordan Banjo reflected on balancing his busy career with family life, emphasizing the importance of keeping things grounded.
He explained that while he gets to attend high-profile events and meet celebrities, everyday responsibilities remain the same. “I might go into a radio interview and then off to some big event, but I still have to drive home and change my youngest son’s nappy,” he said. “When I get in, we have to make sure the kids’ homework is done real life is still real life. You do amazing things, but also very normal, everyday stuff.”
Jordan described his children’s normal routines: his older kids go to school, after-school clubs, and enjoy hobbies like football and horse riding. His youngest, just two, is more focused on playfully causing mischief at home.
While acknowledging his children are privileged attending a good school and living in a comfortable home Jordan tries to teach them to appreciate the opportunities they have.