It's safe to say this former Bachelorette has baby fever!
“We want two kids,” the Washington native said during an “Almost Famous” podcast episode. “Over quarantine [amid the coronavirus pandemic], we actually have one of our kids’ names picked out already. Completely normal, right?”
Living with the “Off the Vine” podcast host has been “awesome,” he went on to say. “It’s been everything I could imagine. I think our relationship has grown to such a next level. The dogs are awesome. We have this amazing little family, and it’s just such a blessing. I love my life. I love her.”
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