Michael Schumacher’s nephew David and wife Vivien expect first child
Michael Schumacher’s nephew David and his wife Vivien have announced they are expecting their first child together following their marriage in February.
The racing driver, son of six-time Formula 1 race-winner Ralf Schumacher, shared the news via social media.
His spouse, a former competitor in the W Series and Formula 3 under her maiden name Vivien Keszthelyi, featured in an Instagram photograph alongside baby booties and a teddy bear.
Social media announcement
The couple revealed the pregnancy against a mountainous backdrop in a post shared with their combined following of over 150,000 fans.
“Love made us two, life is making us three.”
The joyful news arrives during a highly celebratory period for the wider German motorsport dynasty.
Recent family milestones
Just two months ago, David’s father Ralf married his partner Etienne in a ceremony held in Saint-Tropez.
The 49-year-old became one of the most high-profile motorsport figures to come out as gay when he confirmed the relationship.
His former wife Cora, who separated from the six-time Grand Prix winner in 2014, publicly offered her congratulations to the newlyweds.
Maintaining a private life
This string of positive personal updates provides a bright moment for a family that has fiercely guarded its privacy for more than a decade.
Michael Schumacher, the legendary seven-time world champion, sustained life-altering head injuries during a skiing accident in December 2013.
The 55-year-old Ferrari icon continues to receive round-the-clock care from a dedicated medical team at his home near Lake Geneva in Switzerland.