Excision and Fiancé Announce Pregnancy of Their First Baby Expected This Fall

Excision has revealed that he and his fiancé are expecting the birth of their first baby in October.

The beloved King of Bass Music has just shared the exciting news of the birth of his firstborn child with fiancé Emma Livorno. The parents-to-be have announced that baby Abel is due in October 2024.  

The couple will be expecting a baby boy as the caption to the Instagram post read “See you in October 💙” and the two are seen holding a boy’s dinosaur sweatshirt in the pictures. Looking closer at the post, the soon-to-be parents also unveiled that the baby is named Abel, as his name is written on one of the articles of clothing in the photo dump. Another easter egg revealing the baby’s gender can be found on Livorno’s nails which are painted blue to indicate the sex. 

The couple have publicly been together since 2016 and got engaged in August 2023, though there has not been an official wedding date yet. Just short of a year later, the two have announced they have been keeping a “little secret” and will be expanding their family in the fall. 

The announcement was followed by many congrats from family and friends in the comment section, including close friend and renowned bass producer Sullivan King who wrote, “I AM SO HAPPY AND EXCITED FOR YOU BOTH AND FOR OUR KIDS TO GROW UP TOGETHER.” Here, Sullivan King references his son Macallan, who just celebrated his 2nd birthday on March 28th. 

Livorno appears to be glowing in the photos posted, as she shows off her rounded baby bump while holding up ultrasound pictures of the fetus. With an expected date to be sometime in October, it can be calculated that Livorno is around 3 months pregnant. 

Excision is currently on the biggest tour of his career. The Nexus Tour has some of its biggest tour production ever and will continue to take over North America until June 2024 ending in Dallas, Texas. Excision will continue to play at major festivals like Electric Forrest and Lost Lands over the summer and will end his 2024 concert run in September, just in time for the birth of baby Abel.