Jinger Duggar gives birth to the third baby with her husband Jeremy Vuolo

Three children and counting.

“Counting on” Alum Jinger Duggar gave birth to baby n ° 3 – Elle and her husband Jeremy Vuolo – Saturday morning at 5:37 am, they revealed that the name of the newborn is Finnegan Charles.

“Baby is fine,” said Duggar in a YouTube video published on Sunday. “I feel exhausted, but otherwise it was a very great delivery.”

Vuolo added that their package of joy weighed 8 pounds and 1 ounce.

The little one joins the big sisters Felicity, 6, and Evangeline, 4.

Duggar, 31, announced in an Instagram video of October 2024 that she was pregnant with her third child after welcoming her daughters in 2018 and 2020.

“A family of five”, the former star of reality subtitled images of his reaction shocked to his positive pregnancy test.

Two months later, she and Vuolo, 37, discovered their baby’s sex by opening an outfit made up of suspenders and overalls.

“He’s a boy,” said Duggar in a YouTube video in January 2025, with his partner saying several times that he was “speechless”.

The couple has been married since November 2016.

The duo began to court in June of the same year, with Vuolo kneeling the following month.

The couple, who met in 2015, currently lives in California.

Duggar has notably distanced himself from the religion of family members based in Arkansas in recent years – and has written a memoir entitled “becoming free indeed” in 2023 on his “cult” experience.

The alum “19 children and counting” explained to people at the time how a fear of God “fear kept (it) paralyzed with anxiety” and “terrified of the outside world”.

Last month, she published another book entitled “People Pleaser”, in which she described having an identity crisis of years in her marriage.

While Duggar wanted to embody the “perfect woman”, she told people last month that Vuolo urged her to express her tastes and don’t like it.

“He really helped me grow in this area,” she recalls. “It gave me so much freedom to be able to open and be vulnerable, then, to be able to establish real relationships.”