Logan Paul discusses his vacation and describes a mammoth hangover in Italy

Logan Paul is enjoying remarkable success in his professional wrestling career and business ventures. Beyond his professional achievements, he has embraced an important personal milestone: becoming an expectant father.

On Monday, April 15, Paul shared a baby scan photo while posing with his fiancee, Nina Agdal, in front of a flower garden.

"Another Paul coming this Fall @ninaagdal," Logan captioned the photo. The couple, who got engaged last year at Lake Como, Italy, are expecting a baby girl this fall.

To celebrate their "babymoon," 'The Maverick' and his fianc�e traveled to Italy. Logan posted photos of their relaxing time in the beautiful locales of the country.

"Babymoon part 1, too much Limoncello," Nina captioned an Instagram post.

However, with the baby's delivery date approaching, Paul engaged in a stress-relieving activity that led to regret. The vacation turned sour as the 29-year-old YouTuber drank excessively. In a recent podcast with his younger brother, Jake Paul, Logan explained his decision to pursue sobriety.

Logan Paul's sobriety vow

In the latest episode of the BS/Jake Paul podcast, Logan Paul, and their father Greg Paul discussed their experiences.

During the conversation, Jake mentioned how alcoholism affected their family and his own recent drinking incident before a fight. Logan shared the adverse effects of his excessive drinking during the Italy trip.

"I hadn't drunk in a while, was healthy, doing my thing, and then I went to Italy on my babymoon and started drinking. I drank way too much and got violently hungover. I threw up 15 times. It was horrible," Logan revealed.

Logan then vowed to abstain from alcohol permanently.

"I'm never drinking again and I mean that. Never, Never... It f**ked me up."

Jake Paul's struggles with alcohol

Jake Paul also admitted to past struggles with alcoholism before discovering boxing. He recently defeated Mike Perry, finishing him in the sixth round, and now has a 10-1-0 record. Despite his success, Jake admitted to struggling with substance abuse during his early years as a YouTuber in Los Angeles.

"I was drinking, doing drugs, doing all sorts of crazy s*** in Los Angeles, not being myself. Because that's what happens when you're drinking like that and doing those things," Jake lamented.

"I needed something to save me, and boxing showed up out of nowhere."

Though he still battles with sobriety, Jake acknowledged that boxing has significantly helped him clean up his act.