Lauren Lane and Chris Lane reveal sex of third baby. ‘Daddy was right!'
The 40-year-old country music singer announced in May that he's expecting his third baby with wife Lauren Lane, whom he has been married to since October 2019, according to People.
On July 8, the couple took to Instagram for a cupcake-themed gender reveal.
At the start of the video, Lauren Lane reveals that she and her two sons all think the incoming baby is a boy. When she asks her husband for his guess, he settles on the opposite — a girl.
'You just said you thought it was a boy,' she says to Chris Lane, who laughs before doubling down on his answer.
'I'll be the girl vote,' he says to his wife, who has a plate of cupcakes in her lap.
After a brief countdown, the family of four (soon to be five) bite into the cupcakes to reveal a pink center.
'Daddy was right!' one of the boys says with frosting covering his mouth.
While sharing the news with family, one of the boys asks, 'What should we call her?' before offering a suggestion of his own: 'Let's call the girl Maui.'
'We are so excited to meet you,' Lauren Lane wrote in the caption of the video.
The couple later confirmed the news during a July 8 appearance on 'TODAY with Jenna & Friends.'
Chris Lane had just finished performing his new song 'Shade Tree' off his new album, released June 20, when he welcomed his wife to join him on camera.
'So, this pregnancy has been a lot different this time around and there's a reason for that, because we just found out we are having a girl,' he said to a loud applause.
Lauren and Chris Lane met in 2015, but didn't go public with their relationship until three years later.
The pair got engaged in June 2019 and married in October of that same year before welcoming their first baby — a son named Dutton Walker Lane — on June 8, 2021, according to Us Weekly and People.
They welcomed their second son, Baker Weston Lane, on October 16, 2022, according to People.
More recently, on May 29, the couple posted a video of the family of four hanging out on the beach before the camera pans to a '#3' written in the sand.
'Party of 5 coming this November!' Lauren Lane wrote in the caption.
On June 11, Lauren Lane shared a video of her two sons sitting at a table coloring.
Dutton can be seen carefully coloring in-between the lines before the camera pans to Baker, who is drawing on the table and throwing markers on the ground.
'One is me, one is @iamchrislane,' Lauren Lane wrote in the caption.
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