‘The Flip-Off’ Star Is Ready to Expand Her Family, Under One Condition originally appeared on Parade.
When you know, you know. Heather Rae El Moussa, 37, star of reality shows Selling Sunset and The Flipping El Moussas, has revealed that she and her husband Tarek El Moussa, 43, are open to keeping the family growing.
From meeting in 2019 to tying the knot in 2021, Heather and Tarek have already blended their family with the birth of their son Tristan on January 31, 2023. Tarek also has two children, Taylor, 14, and Brayden, 9, from his previous marriage with Christina Haack.
If the family were to continue growing, Heather says the couple would have to be “really ready” to add a fourth kid. However, the reality star is “obsessed” with her kids, saying they are her “everything.”
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This past Father’s Day, Moussa wrote an emotional tribute to her husband, saying she is “so thankful to be with someone who constantly wants to work on being a better version of himself.”
In an exclusive interview with People, Moussa said that since she still has embryos from the couple’s previous IVF procedures, “they might have another baby.”
“I did not think I was going to be successful at having a baby,” Moussa said. “And I have two beautiful step kids and they’re incredible and they made me want to have babies.”
The couple also recently moved into a new home together, leaving their home in Newport Beach.
In the announcement, Moussa wrote on Instagram, “We don’t know what’s to come. 2025 is going to bring a lot of new things for us, so we’re just excited to embrace it.”
Who knows, maybe 2025 will bring more to the Moussa family than just a new home!
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‘The Flip-Off’ Star Is Ready to Expand Her Family, Under One Condition first appeared on Parade on Jun 23, 2025
This story was originally reported by Parade on Jun 23, 2025, where it first appeared.
