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on Tuesday, March 15. “It was not expected. It threw us off completely. … We just made a huge move from Maryland to Brooklyn, New York. So, it wasn’t expected but gratefully, I have a great job that pays amazing so with having a new kid on the way, I’m at no worries. Olga can take time for a few months when the baby is born.
The former pest control salesman went on to tell the outlet that their son, Alex, 3, will be “the best big brother ever” when their second child arrives.The pair’s announcement comes one month after Russia native, also 24, seemingly hinted at the news by asking her Instagram followers: “I have a question. Parents who have more than one kid, how do you manage your time?”
The Maryland native and the expectant star appeared on season 6 of the TLC show. The pair met in summer 2017 in Maryland and welcomed their baby boy in March of the following year.
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