Olly Murs shares he's juggling nappies and late nights as he gives insight into ... trends now
Olly Murs has given fans an insight into fatherhood after welcoming his newborn daughter Madison last week.
The singer, 39, was reunited with his little girl this week after leaving her and his wife Amelia Tank to perform on tour with Take That, just 48 hours after welcoming their first child.
And on Friday, Olly shared he has been juggling nappies and late nights, but feels guilty he has been working away from home.
While on-stage at London's O2 arena, Olly said: 'It's been the most craziest time. Cos obviously on one hand I've got this beautiful baby girl, my wife is at home looking after her with the nappies, and the sleepless nights.
'And I'm on tour with Take That. I feel guilty!'
Olly Murs has given fans an insight into fatherhood after welcoming his newborn daughter Madison last week
The singer, 39, was reunited with his little girl this week after leaving her and his wife Amelia Tank to perform on tour with Take That, just 48 hours after welcoming their first child
In the exclusive clip obtained my MailOnline, Olly continued: 'But this week I've been home. I've done the nappies, I've done the late nights and I can't wait to stay on tour.
'I'm joking! Honestly, she is truly awesome. I never thought I'd be a dad, so I can't quite believe it.
Pointing to his manhood, Olly shouted: 'It works! And genuinely I'm super, super proud. And to be on this tour, it's just topped it off. So what an amazing time for me right now.'
He added: So this next part for me, when I got on this tour, I thought, I just wanna play loads and loads of of my songs that hopefully some of you guys remember.
'And before the baby was here, we actually called this next section The Minnie MURS Medley.
'And so, ladies and gentlemen, if you've been following my career since 2009, some of these songs you will remember I hope you guys enjoy them. This is literally my Super Bowl moment!'
Olly went on to play fan favourite hits such as Troublemaker, Moves and Dear Darlin' as he warmed up the crowd for Take That.
The band - made up of Gary Barlow, Mark Owen, and Howard Donald - put on a show-stopping performance at London's O2 arena by belting out hits such as Back for Good and Relight My Fire.
Take That's This Life on Tour kicked off in Sheffield and will wrap up in Norwich on May 28. Aside from the tour, the band have also announced they will perform at an exclusive four-day festival in Malta called The Greatest Weekend.
On Friday, Olly shared he has been juggling nappies and late nights, but feels guilty he has been working away from home
While on-stage at London's O2 arena, Olly said: 'This week I've been home. I've done the nappies, I've done the late nights and I can't wait to stay on tour.'
The band - made up of Gary Barlow, Mark Owen, and Howard Donald - put on a show-stopping
