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Alex Madison is pregnant and expecting a baby with her husband Jon Bouffard
The couple revealed the exciting news via a TikTok video shared on June 22
Madison and Bouffard’s announcement came one year after they suffered a pregnancy loss at 26 weeks in 2024
Alex Madison is expanding her family!
The TikTok star is pregnant and expecting a baby with her husband Jon Bouffard, one year after suffering a pregnancy loss.
“Coming soon 🤍💛,” Madison, 32, captioned a video shared on social media, in which she could be seen walking in slow motion in a flowy yellow dress before turning to reveal her baby bump.
Bouffard, 37, then joins his wife, and they embrace as Madison holds up photos from an ultrasound.
In the comments section, fans celebrated the couple’s exciting news, with one writing, “LITERALLY SOBBING 😭 IM SO HAPPY FOR YOU TWO,” as another said, “Praying for a safe pregnancy!! Congrats!”
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Jon Bouffard (left) and Alex Madison (right) in January 2024.
Madison’s baby news comes one year after she and Bouffard revealed that they experienced a pregnancy loss at 26 weeks in June 2024.
“We are absolutely devastated to share the news that we lost our sweet baby boy this week,” the couple said in a statement shared on Instagram and TikTok at the time.
“There are no words that can truly capture the depth of this pain. Nothing can prepare you for this. Our hearts will never be the same,” they continued.
Madison, for her part, added, “I had the privilege of carrying you for 26 weeks, and we will carry you in our hearts for a lifetime. Until we meet again, Leo Grey.”
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Madison and Bouffard opened up about how they coped with their loss while appearing on Keke Palmer’s podcast, Baby, This is Keke Palmer.
Explaining that “dark humor” helped them to get them through the toughest moments, Madison said, “I think for us, it was such a dark time that it felt like we truly were never gonna come up for air.”
“But this is our trauma, and the way that I deal with things is through comedy,” she added.
The pair ultimately channeled their emotions into a skit in which they attempted to withdraw from the DINKS (Dual Income No Kids) club, but their application was denied.
“We can’t thank you all enough for your continued outpouring of support,” they wrote in the post’s caption, adding, “And to all the couples who had their DINK memberships renewed, did you turn your nursery into a wine cellar? We haven’t … just asking.”
The couple continued to post skits on their social media channels in the ensuing months, many of which feature sketches about their loss.
“I think the more we did it, the more it helped us,” Madison told Palmer, 31, on her podcast.
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