JoJo Fletcher Reveals Baby Bump Following Pregnancy Announcement
JoJo Fletcher expressed her excitement alongside husband Jordan Rodgers as they prepare to welcome their first child, showcasing her beautiful baby bump.
On August 28, she shared via her Instagram Story, reposting a Reel that highlighted her pregnancy.
“Our hearts are so full,” Fletcher, 34, wrote in her post. “Thank you to everyone for the thoughtful words, wishes, and prayers throughout this journey. We are thrilled.”
The Reel was shared earlier that day to announce their anticipation of their first child together after a challenging fertility process.
“We love you so much already, our sweet rainbow baby. 🌈🕊️ Baby Rodgers arriving January 2026 🤍,” read the caption of their joint Instagram announcement.
In the comments, Rodgers, 36, showered praise on his wife, whom he married at Sunstone Winery in Santa Ynez, California, in May 2022.
“Love you so much @joelle_fletcher ❤️ you’ve been an absolute rockstar through the highs and lows of this journey,” he commented. “Your strength, resilience, and positivity inspire me. I can’t wait to see you as a mom 🥹 and fall deeper in love with you every single day!”
Their followers also expressed their heartfelt congratulations in the comments, including The Bachelor’s Ben Higgins. (Fletcher was the runner-up on Higgins’ season 20 of The Bachelor in 2016 before becoming the Bachelorette lead.)
“Wow, just so special and truly happy for you both and this baby. They’ll be welcomed into a wonderful family! Congratulations,” Higgins, 36, commented.
Last month, Fletcher discussed her “fertility journey” with Rodgers to Us Weekly.
“It’s been a journey,” she further explained to Us. “I stay positive about the situation, knowing that when the time is right, it will happen. Once we welcome little Baby Rodgers, it will be an extremely exciting moment.”
The couple met on The Bachelorette’s season 12 in 2016 and originally planned to wed in May 2020. However, they postponed their wedding to spring 2022 due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
“It’s been such a long wait, so getting through the ceremony and stepping into the reception to celebrate with our friends was incredibly exciting for us,” Fletcher shared with Us in April 2022. “We can finally let our hair down and just say, ‘We did it! We made it!’”
