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Video: Jordin Tootoo makes a splash in baby’s gender reveal

By  Madeline Kenney
   
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Jordin Tootoo announces the gender of his second child.
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Blackhawks’ Jordin Tootoo made a splash revealing the gender of his second child.

Tootoo and his wife, Jennifer, unveiled the gender of their new baby Saturday in a video on Twitter.

Tootoo took his driver and hit a ball filled with powder.

Spoiler alert: It’s a girl.

The Tootoos already have one daughter, who was born in April 2016.

Gender reveals are the newest rage on social media.

However, some don’t always go to plan.

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