Arie Luyendyk Jr. and Lauren Burnham are revealing the sex of their fourth child together!
The former Bachelor, 43, and Lauren, 33, posted a joint gender reveal video via Instagram on Wednesday, April 16, announcing that they are expecting another baby girl.
The couple enlisted the help of their three children — daughter Alessi, 5, and 3-year-old twins Lux and Senna — to share the big news with their followers.
In the sweet video, Arie and Lauren popped black balloons to reveal pink confetti, confirming they are having a girl. The couple celebrated the joyous news with their kids, telling them, “You’re gonna have a little sister!” Burnham followed up by kissing her husband on the lips.
The couple’s kids also got a gender reveal moment of their own as they dipped glasses into a cake with pink filling.
The Bachelor Nation alums announced they are expecting their fourth child in March after Arie underwent a vasectomy reversal last summer.
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“Our last missing piece,” Lauren captioned an Instagram post on Monday, March 10, showing off her baby bump. “Coming this September.”
In February, Arie opened up about undergoing a vasectomy reversal to try for another child with Lauren.
“We said we were done having kids, like, a couple years ago, but I think we’re gonna do it one more time,” Lauren said in a Thursday, February 20, YouTube video. “That sounded funny, like, we’re only going to do it one time.”
“As you guys know, I got the vasectomy [in 2022] after the twins were born,” Arie explained. “Ever since, I think I rushed it honestly. It’s more on me [and] I think having the twins was hard at first.”
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According to Lauren, her husband scheduled the procedure “without consulting” her when the twins were 6 months old.
“He was like, ‘OK, it’s happening. We gotta do this,’” she recalled in the vlog. “And we did. I got on board.”
Arie, who previously thought he might have “rushed” the decision to get a vasectomy, changed his mind after watching his three kids playing together.
“All of our kids are at the best age right now and I just felt, like, ‘Dang it, I think we could do this again,’” Arie said. “If we had a singleton, we could totally handle that.”
