'Something's brewing and it's not coffee' TV star reveals third pregnancy in sweet post
Reality TV star Desiree Hartsock has announced she is pregnant with her third child. The 37 year old, who found fame on The Bachelorette, shared the happy news on Instagram with a sweet video unveiling her blossoming bump.
"Something's brewing.., & it's not my coffee. Baby #3 coming this November," Desiree captioned the video. She could be seen wearing a pink striped maxi dress as she cradled her baby bump and smiled for the camera.
The soon-to-be mum of three shares Asher, seven, and Zander, five, with husband Chris Siegfried. The couple met on The Bachelorette in 2013 and got hitched shortly afterwards.
Fans flocked to congratulate Desiree and Chris on Instagram. One person said: "Congratulations! God is good! Praying for a healthy pregnancy and a safe delivery."
"Ahhhhhh!!! Pretty lady! Congratulations Mama! I’m so happy for you all!" a second fan said. A third wrote: "Ahhhh!! congratulations!!!! So excited for you guys!"
"Awww YAY!!!!! CONGRATULATIONS MAMA!!! Soo happy and excited for y’all," another well wisher penned. Somebody else said: "Aww, Congratulations on baby #3 my forever fav Bachelorette. God is so good!! Happy for you, Chris and your sons!"
Desiree and Chris met in 2013 on the ninth season The Bachelorette. She chose Chris as the winner when Brooks Forester voluntarily withdrew from the final three.
"I feel like I was blindsided by my feelings for Brooks, that I couldn't see that the one thing I always needed was right in front of me," Desiree admitted to Chris at the final ceremony. "You have been by my side from the very beginning… I thank you every day for never giving up. And you mean the absolute world to me. I love you. I love you so much."
The pair got engaged during the season finale in Antigua and went on to tie the knot not long after. The couple now reside in Oregon with their two children.
Speaking to US Weekly about their successful marriage, Desiree previously said: "I feel like with Chris and I, you know, if we met outside of the show, we would have ended up together anyway. But I think one of the key things — especially with newer couples because they have a different amount of social pressure — I think it's honestly making the relationship a priority and not becoming famous.
"Stop caring about your Instagram followers. And if you love the person, then make that your priority and maybe move away from LA rather than moving to LA."
