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Three kids and counting.
“Counting On” alum Jinger Duggar gave birth to baby No. 3 — her and husband Jeremy Vuolo’s first son — on Saturday morning at 5:37 a.m. They revealed the newborn’s name is Finnegan Charles.
“Baby’s doing great,” Duggar said in a YouTube video posted Sunday. “I’m feeling exhausted, but otherwise it was a pretty fairly great delivery.”
Vuolo added that their bundle of joy weighed 8 pounds and 1 ounce.
The little one joins big sisters Felicity, 6, and Evangeline, 4.
Duggar, 31, announced in an October 2024 Instagram video that she was pregnant with her third child after welcoming her daughters in 2018 and 2020.
“A family of five,” the former reality star captioned footage of her shocked reaction to her positive pregnancy test.
Two months later, she and Vuolo, 37, found out their baby’s sex by opening an outfit consisting of suspenders and overalls.
“It’s a boy,” Duggar gushed in a January 2025 YouTube video, with her partner repeatedly saying that he was “speechless.”
The couple have been married since November 2016.
The duo began courting in June of that same year, with Vuolo getting down on one knee the following month.
The couple, who met in 2015, currently live in California.
Duggar notably has distanced herself from her Arkansas-based family members’ religion in recent years — and wrote a memoir titled “Becoming Free Indeed” in 2023 about her “cult-like” experience.
The “19 Kids and Counting” alum explained to People at the time how a fear of God “fear kept [her] crippled with anxiety” and “terrified of the outside world.”
Last month, she released another book titled “People Pleaser,” in which she described having an identity crisis years into her marriage.
While Duggar initially wanted to embody the “perfect wife,” she told People last month that Vuolo urged her to express her likes and dislikes.
“He really helped me to grow in that area,” she recalled. “That gave me so much freedom to be able to open up and be vulnerable and then, to be able to build genuine relationships.”
