Stuart Hogg welcomes baby boy amid domestic abuse conviction fallout

Stuart Hogg, the former Scotland rugby captain, has welcomed a baby boy named Teddy with his partner Leonna Mayor, just six weeks after being sentenced for domestic abuse against his estranged wife, Gillian. Hogg was convicted for a series of abusive behaviors, including harassment and intimidation, and received a community payback order along with a five-year non-harassment order. Following the birth, Mayor shared on social media that both she and the newborn are healthy, expressing gratitude for the support they received. Hogg's conviction has raised questions about the potential revocation of his MBE, awarded for services to rugby, as discussions around the implications of his actions continue. Hogg, who has four children with his estranged wife, is currently navigating divorce proceedings. The situation highlights ongoing conversations about accountability in sports and the impact of domestic abuse.