Gabby Barrett Reveals She's Expecting Third Baby with Husband Cade Foehner
Gabby Barrett and her husband, Cade Foehner, are about to be a family of five.
Barrett revealed on social media Wednesday that the couple are expecting baby number three. Barrett posted a video of her slight, bare baby belly as she listened to the heartbeat. The video was the third slide in a set of three that first featured a photo of her and her husband and then a close-up of a box that said, “Baby number 3.”
The news comes 10 months after Barrett and Foehner welcomed their second child – a son they named Augustine Boone Foehner, who was born October 27.
Their daughter, Baylah May, is 3 years old.
Last month, Barrett featured her “sweet family” in the music video for her new song “Glory Days.” Barrett and Foehner are careful not to share photos or videos of their children’s faces. But Barrett’s new song “Glory Days,” which she wrote with James McNair, Emily Weisband and Seth Mosley and co-produced with Ross Copperman, was so personal to her that she wanted to give fans more of an inside look at their lives.
“What you see literally are my ‘Glory Days’ right now,” Barrett said. “It’s sitting on the porch and reading the Bible with my husband or rocking my baby to sleep. This video perfectly brings the lyrics to life.”
The video is filled with deeply personal scenes of their family time, and Barrett said she has so many treasured memories from filming the clip.
“Just filming with our kids for the first time is something I’ll never forget,” she said. “We had so much fun during the water balloon fight and were absolutely drenched after filming. The whole shoot, we couldn’t stop laughing!"
She said she hopes the video reminds people to start living in the present.
“We can all get so caught up in living for the future that we forget to cherish the moments we have right now,” she said. “I hope that’s the takeaway: to be grateful for what you have.”
“Glory Days” is the first release from Barrett’s highly anticipated sophomore album and is the follow-up to her breakthrough hits “I Hope,” “The Good Ones” and “Pick Me Up.”
