Top DJ, 47, kisses pregnant wife's bare bump at baby shower after revealing he's going to be a first time dad
DJ superstar Steve Aoki kissed his wife Sasha's bare baby bump after revealing he's going to be a dad for the first time.
The 47-year-old EDM legend announced his wife, Sasha Sofine, 27, is pregnant during a gig in Dubai in January.
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Now, they've thrown a baby shower in Las Vegas at which Steve showed his affection for Sasha and their soon-to-be-born son.
Steve wrote: "From the baby shower to the after party at Palm Tree, we can't wait to welcome baby Rocky."
They were congratulated by their celebrity pals, with Brody Jenner writing: "So happy for you brother. You are going to be the best Dad. My baby girl is the best thing that's ever happened to me."
Diplo posted: "congrats papasan."
Black Coffee shared: "Congrats [heart emojis]."
The pair were joined by family and friends at the feel-good event.
Dressed in a Taylor Swift vest and cap, Steve chugged drink from a baby bottle and gazed lovingly at Sasha on the day.
Guests decorated plain white baby vests and displayed them on a table.
Later in the day, Steve played a gig in Las Vegas and looked to be having the time of his life.
The couple married last July in Montenegro, seven years after his divorce from first wife Tiernan Cowling.
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Sasha studied in Moscow, winning a regional rowing championship, and now works for LA-based social media app Locals.org as Head of Community Growth.
Steve's live shows are synonymous with caking audience members.
Fans bring signs begging the DJ to launch huge cream cakes at them from the stage, which he happily obliges.
He has worked with the biggest names in music from Linkin Park and Louis Tomlinson to BTS and Lil Yachty.
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