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Senator Nita Green and wife Lacey are expecting their first child

Labor senator Nita Green and her wife Lacey have announced that they are expecting their first child.

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The Queensland senator made the announcement on social media sharing that she is carrying the child.

“My wife Lacey and I are excited to announce that I am pregnant with our first child and we are looking forward to becoming parents early next year” Senator Green posted.

“Like so many families, falling pregnant during the pandemic hasn’t been a straightforward journey, but we are extremely grateful and hoping for a healthy and happy baby.”

The senator also shared an image of her getting her Covid-19 vaccine sharing that it is important that pregnant women also get vaccinated.

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