- Colton Underwood and Jordan C. Brown are expecting their first child, marking a new chapter in their lives.
- The couple announced their engagement in February 2023, following their decision to go public with their relationship in December 2020.
- Colton's journey includes playing pro football, starring on “The Bachelor,” coming out as gay, and now starting a family with Jordan.
Colton Underwood, the associate pastor of children, youth and families at First Presbyterian Baton Rouge announced that he and Jordan C. Brown are expecting their first child. The First Presbyterian Baton Rouge community, including Children's Ministry Director Candace Walker, Paula Walker, Cody Watson and Whitney Weiner, are likely sharing their happiness and offering support during this special time. The upcoming arrival of their first child is a momentous occasion that will no doubt be filled with love, blessings and new beginnings for Colton Underwood and Jordan C. Brown.
Colton Underwood and Jordan C. Brown are expecting their first child
Former “The Bachelor” star Colton Underwood and husband Jordan C. Brown are eagerly awaiting the arrival of their first child, a boy, expected this fall. The couple announced their happy news on May 21, 2024, sharing an ultrasound image on Instagram with the caption: “Our little boy is coming this fall 💙.
His road to parenthood involved overcoming fertility issues, specifically dealing with low sperm count, before proceeding to in vitro fertilization (IVF) using a surrogate. Despite these obstacles, the couple remained optimistic and focused on the future, celebrating their first wedding anniversary on May 13, 2024, just weeks before announcing their pregnancy.
Underwood, 32, and Brown, 38, have expressed immense excitement for their son's upcoming arrival. They have chosen not to reveal which of their sperm was used during the IVF process, emphasizing their belief in nature's care. Their decision to use a surrogate was facilitated through a concierge service, where they selected an egg donor based on qualities they admired, rather than physical traits.
The couple's journey to parenthood has been documented in several interviews and on Underwood's podcast, “Daddyhood,” where he shares his experiences. They also spoke candidly about the wider implications of their journey, highlighting the need for greater understanding and support for all people facing fertility issues, regardless of sexual orientation.
As they prepare for the birth of their son, Underwood and Brown look forward to embracing the joys and responsibilities of parenthood. They are especially excited about the simple pleasures of parenthood, such as holding, feeding and caring for their newborn.
Jordan C. Brown and Alum Colton Underwood Engagement and Marriage
Colton Underwood and Jordan C. Brown's relationship timeline suggests that they probably met sometime in 2021 after Underwood came out as gay in April of that year.
In September 2021, Underwood and Brown were seen sharing a kiss while on vacation in Hawaii, confirming that they were dating. By November 2021, Underwood was openly talking about being “very much in love” with Brown.
In December 2021, Underwood made their relationship official on Instagram by posting a sweet birthday tribute to Brown. The couple then took the big step of buying a home together in Sherman Oaks, California in January 2022. Their whirlwind romance led to an engagement in early 2022 and a marriage in May 2023.
The couple exchanged vows during a romantic ceremony at the Carneros Resort and Spa in Napa, California on May 13, 2023, marking the official start of their married life. Their wedding was a three-day affair, starting with a family dinner and welcome party for their 200 guests, followed by the wedding ceremony where they both looked stunning in custom Tom Ford gowns. The celebration was full of love and special moments, including a performance by the Stanford University Artistic Swimming Team and a first dance to Gabby Barrett's “The Good Ones.”
football career
- He played defensive end at Illinois State University
- Signed as an undrafted free agent by the San Diego Chargers in 2014
- He spent time on the practice squads of the Oakland Raiders and Philadelphia Eagles
- Proud to give it his all in practice and to understand his role in making teammates better
Reality TV fame
- Contestant on “The Bachelorette” season 14 starring Becca Kufrin in 2018
- He appeared on Season 5 of “Bachelor in Paradise” later that year
- Announced to star in season 23 of “The Bachelor” in 2018
- He fell in love with Cassie Randolph on the show, dated after the season but split in 2020
- He came out as gay in an April 2021 “Good Morning America” interview
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