Michael Bublé is expecting his first child with wife Luisana Lopilato later this year and their little one is already getting a musical education.
Argentine model Luisiana has been directing the sounds of Michael's songs at her pregnant tummy.
Michael told the Mail Online: "My wife has been listening to my music while she has been pregnant. She plays my record and plays my songs all the time!
"Today we were on Skype, and it was the first time I saw something moving in her stomach, not just a print. She thought it was butterflies!"
The Canadian singer added: "I can't wait to be a daddy, I am really excited about it."
Despite seven massively successful albums under his belt, Michael Buble is confident his baby will be his best work.
He said: "It’s the best thing that has ever happened to me. It's given me a wonderful perspective - it's given me a lot of bravery. This will be the best thing I have ever created."
But Bublé fans will be hoping his musical creations will be as good as ever when his latest album, To Be Loved, is released on 15th April.
As if singing love song after love song wasn't enough to win him a legion of female fans, Michael has also admitted that the inspiration for his angry break-up single, A Beautiful Day, was entirely imagined.
He revealed: "I wish there was some real life inspiration, about a horrible break-up.
"I have written all these romantic, songs, I miss you, I love you. And I thought how cool it would be to write the anti-love song.
"And I thought how much better it would be to write a break-up song. A break-up song that says I am so much better without you b***h! I wish it was a real life story, No I wish it was."
Michael's new album includes a duet with Walk The Line actress Reese Witherspoon.
The pair do a rendition of Something Stupid and it sounds like they couldn't have been happier about the collaboration.
Michael said about the duet: "I always loved Reese, I have met her a few times and she was nothing short of marvellous.
"She really can sing, and what I love about her is that women want to be her and men want to be with her."
He added: "Reese was nervous, trepidations, because this is not her world. She had really prepared. Her husband told me she was driving the kids crazy at home singing it. I have told her many times she was the cherry on top for me."
Michael puts his musical success down to "great melodies" and it's clear he still feels comfortable to be known as an old-fashioned crooner.
He said: "A lot of us don’t know what it’s like to grow up in person or to smack a h*e. I have never smacked a h*e before, so it's hard to relate to that!"
No we've never smacked a h*e either, Michael.
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