Now television farmer twin dad: – To håååyyy guys – kjendis.no

(Dagbladet): Setesdølingen Tor Espen Helle (36), known from last year’s season of “The Quest for Love” becomes a father for the first time – to two.

The former reality participant, who made his mark among TV viewers for its distinctive dialect, revealed even the joyful twin news on Facebook:

“Oh håååyyy guys . No e it so att shown mi on Heddi fyste health services in gång so jire mi it sipeleg. Neist years last in a hurry. For då care the family increase in Oppigard “he writes at a picture of him and his partner Siv Madsen (41) in front of an ultrasound screen.

– Making it real

The prospective tobarns dad, who ensured that “Quest for Love” had captioned, helps Dagbladet to translate parts of the Facebook message.

– “Jire mi it sipeleg” means to do something properly. That initially made it properly when we started – and hammered away with two, he says and laughs.

Helle is looking forward to becoming a father.

– Yes, it’s absolutely fantastic. One of the biggest that happen. We’re very excited to hit both of them, he says.

Crashes with sheep lambing

The former television farmer says that they currently do not know anything about the fraternal twins’ gender.

At Helle writes that “it gets busy next year” due to more than just familieforøkelsen.

– forwards are in April – right in sauelamminga. So then it becomes quite hectic, he chuckles.

Under “Raiders of loving ethene» -recording found Helle tone with mandal girl Sissel Helling Eskildsen (27). The two parted quickly as friends, and shortly thereafter he met his current girlfriend in his native village.

Today, the couple settled on Helles farm in Valle in Setesdal.

Grip into its own parody

Setesdølingen as mentioned got much attention for dialect say when he appeared in the TV screen, which did not go unnoticed at humor gang in “Thursday night from Nydalen» – who gave television farmer its own parody.

In one of the broadcasts took Helle just fine the whole sketch.

The once told television farmer that he thrived in the role itself.

– Yes, it was very gama (fun). When they asked if I would be with, I did not hesitate a second, he told Dagbladet.