St Kilda player Jack Silvagni and his wife Grace have announced they are expecting their second child.

The couple shared the news on Instagram, posting an image of Grace showing her baby bump while their son Charlie reached towards her stomach.

‘Charlie waiting for his mate,’ Grace wrote.

The pair welcomed their first child, Charlie, in September 2024. He was born on the night of the Brownlow Medal.

Jack posted at the time, ‘Grace Silvagni you are amazing and our boy is so lucky to have you as his mum.’

Silvagni and Grace married in October 2023 in Noosa, Queensland. The ceremony was attended by family and close friends, including several Carlton teammates.

Jack Silvagni and wife Grace announce they are expecting their second child in social media post

The couple welcomed their first child, Charlie, in September 2024 on Brownlow Medal night

The pair married in October 2023 during a small ceremony in Noosa attended by family and friends

Silvagni played 128 AFL games across nine seasons with Carlton before joining St Kilda. He is the son of Carlton premiership player Stephen Silvagni and Jo Silvagni.

The announcement comes after a significant period for the Silvagni family.

Silvagni’s brother, Tom Silvagni, was convicted by a Victorian jury on 5 December 2025 on two counts of rape following a County Court trial.

He was later sentenced by Judge Greg Lyon to six years and two months’ imprisonment, with a non parole period of three years and three months.

The court heard the offences related to an incident in January 2024 involving a woman known as Ms T. The prosecution case included evidence of deceptive conduct and an altered Uber receipt, as well as a recorded pretext phone call.

Tom Silvagni has lodged an appeal against his convictions.

Jack Silvagni has continued his AFL career during this period and recently joined St Kilda after leaving Carlton.

The couple have not publicly confirmed a due date for their second child.

St Kilda player Jack Silvagni and his wife Grace have announced they are expecting their second child.

The couple shared the news on Instagram, posting an image of Grace showing her baby bump while their son Charlie reached towards her stomach.

‘Charlie waiting for his mate,’ Grace wrote.

The pair welcomed their first child, Charlie, in September 2024. He was born on the night of the Brownlow Medal.

Jack posted at the time, ‘Grace Silvagni you are amazing and our boy is so lucky to have you as his mum.’

Silvagni and Grace married in October 2023 in Noosa, Queensland. The ceremony was attended by family and close friends, including several Carlton teammates.

The pair married in October 2023 during a small ceremony in Noosa attended by family and friends

Silvagni played 128 AFL games across nine seasons with Carlton before joining St Kilda. He is the son of Carlton premiership player Stephen Silvagni and Jo Silvagni.

The announcement comes after a significant period for the Silvagni family.

Silvagni’s brother, Tom Silvagni, was convicted by a Victorian jury on 5 December 2025 on two counts of rape following a County Court trial.

He was later sentenced by Judge Greg Lyon to six years and two months’ imprisonment, with a non parole period of three years and three months.

The court heard the offences related to an incident in January 2024 involving a woman known as Ms T. The prosecution case included evidence of deceptive conduct and an altered Uber receipt, as well as a recorded pretext phone call.

Tom Silvagni has lodged an appeal against his convictions.

Jack Silvagni has continued his AFL career during this period and recently joined St Kilda after leaving Carlton.

The couple have not publicly confirmed a due date for their second child.

The pair married in October 2023 during a small ceremony in Noosa attended by family and friends

Silvagni played 128 AFL games across nine seasons with Carlton before joining St Kilda. He is the son of Carlton premiership player Stephen Silvagni and Jo Silvagni.

The announcement comes after a significant period for the Silvagni family.

Silvagni’s brother, Tom Silvagni, was convicted by a Victorian jury on 5 December 2025 on two counts of rape following a County Court trial.

He was later sentenced by Judge Greg Lyon to six years and two months’ imprisonment, with a non parole period of three years and three months.

The court heard the offences related to an incident in January 2024 involving a woman known as Ms T. The prosecution case included evidence of deceptive conduct and an altered Uber receipt, as well as a recorded pretext phone call.

Tom Silvagni has lodged an appeal against his convictions.

Jack Silvagni has continued his AFL career during this period and recently joined St Kilda after leaving Carlton.

The couple have not publicly confirmed a due date for their second child.