Teen Mom’s Kailyn Lowry Reveals the Sex of Baby No. 4

Drum roll, please!

Earlier this month, Teen Mom‘s Kailyn Lowry announced that her family was growing when she revealed that she’s expecting her fourth child. 

“We’re confirming the news, baby #4 is coming soon! I’m almost 16 weeks pregnant & it’s been a rough few months this time around. I’ve had nausea, morning sickness, and absolutely no energy,” the reality TV star shared on Instagram. “This week I’m starting to feel a bit better and I’m really hoping it stays this way! @Peanut has been an amazing support for me since I found out I was pregnant again. Going through nausea and morning sickness while trying to keep the news a secret can be quite isolating. There are so many helpful threads on the app from other women who have been through it too.”

Today, the 27-year-old shared with Us Weekly that she and her partner Chris Lopez are expecting a son! 

“The kids and I are so excited to be adding another baby boy into the mix,” Lowry shared with the publication. 

They added, “Thank you all so much for your continued support & well wishes. Hopefully, the rest of this pregnancy will go smoothly as we anticipate the arrival of our newest addition.”

In exclusive photos from Us Weekly, the duo can be seen surrounded by their children and loved ones during their gender reveal. 

Lowry and Lopez share 2-year-old son Lux and she also shared her 9-year-old son Isaac with her former partner Jo Rivera and 6-year-old son Lincoln with her ex-husband Javi Marroquin. 

Most recently, Lowry also shared on her podcast Coffee Convos that she plans to have a homebirth. 

In another episode of her podcast, she admitted that she wanted to have more kids in the future. 

“I was having a conversation with somebody else and I just think that I want more kids, but whether I carry them on my own or not is not important to me,” she shared with her co-host, Lindsie Chrisley. “I’ve done it three times and I just, I really could picture myself maybe fostering siblings at that to keep them and then keep them together. And then hopefully the foster would lead to the adoption.”