US EditionBachelor's JoJo Fletcher Is Pregnant, Expecting Baby With Jordan Rodgers
JoJo Fletcher and Jordan Rodgers, who met on The Bachelorette, share their journey through fertility challenges including acupuncture treatments, embracing hope with their rainbow baby due in January 2026.
- On Thursday, August 28, 2025, JoJo Fletcher and Jordan Rodgers announced via Instagram their pregnancy, calling it a `rainbow baby` and stating `Baby Rodgers coming January 2026`.
- After a prior pregnancy loss, JoJo Fletcher, reality TV star, and husband Jordan Rodgers publicly shared their fertility journey earlier this year, with Fletcher calling the new child a `rainbow baby`.
- The Instagram video shows JoJo Fletcher baring her baby bump on the beach with hearts and baby shoes, while Jordan Rodgers commented, `Love you so much` praising her strength.
- Fans and Bachelor Nation congratulated the couple after the announcement, and the news makes Aaron Rodgers an uncle despite reports of estrangement from Jordan Rodgers.
- Looking back, Fletcher and Rodgers had already signaled plans to expand their family when they discussed wanting children in November 2022, and earlier this year, Fletcher prepared for pregnancy with acupuncture.
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'Bachelorette' alum JoJo Fletcher expecting first child with Jordan Rodgers
The couple — who got engaged on "The Bachelorette" season 12 finale in 2016 — wed in 2022.Todd Williamson/NBCU Photo Bank/NBCUniversal via Getty Jordan Rodgers and JoJo Fletcher in 2019It's a Bachelorette baby!Joelle "JoJo" Fletcher and Jordan Rodgers, who met and got engaged on season 12 of the reality dating series, are expecting their first child. The couple jointly announced the happy news in an Instagram post on Thursday."We love you so muc…
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38% Right
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C 38%
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