Host of E! News’ Nightly Pop Morgan Stewart has announced that she is pregnant… again! Morgan and her husband, Jordan McGraw, welcomed their first child together earlier this year. They aren’t wasting any time growing their family!
Morgan and Jordan, son of talk show host Dr. Phil, shared matching photos to their Instagram pages to announce that they are expecting their second child together. The couple did not share when their newborn will arrive nor did they reveal their gender.
The couple welcomed their first child together on February 16th of this year. Morgan gave birth to a baby girl whom the couple chose to name Row Renggli McGraw. At the time, Morgan shared that Row is “definitely the coolest girl I’ve ever met.”
In her announcement post, Morgan quipped about her second child, “Maybe this baby will look like me??” Based on what Morgan posts about her little girl on Instagram, it seems like she is definitely a daddy’s girl! For Father’s Day, the TV host shared a picture of Jordan and Row snuggled together. She captioned the image, “The two best friends anybody could have!! Row adores you and I have fully accepted I’m not a part of your special club. It’s fine. Watching the two of you is plenty good enough for me. We love you, daddy!!!!”
Congratulations to Morgan and Jordan on the news of their second child! We wish them lots of love as they prepare to grow their family by one more.
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