Influencer Allison Kuch and former NFL defensive end Isaac Rochell are growing their family. The couple announced they’re expecting their second child on November 9 with a joint Instagram post, captioned, "We’re having a baby!!!!"
The reveal arrived with a gallery of dreamy maternity photos. In the images, Kuch cradles an ultrasound as Rochell beams beside her, while their daughter, Scottie Bee, steals the moment with sweet cameos — including a kiss on her mom’s baby bump and a curious reach for the ultrasound printout.
No due date or additional details were shared in the post, but the couple’s collective excitement was unmistakable, with the comments quickly filling up with congratulations from fans, fellow creators, and football followers.
Instagram Reveal Highlights Family First Moments
Kuch and Rochell’s announcement leaned into their hallmark authenticity, giving followers an intimate glimpse at this next chapter. The cozy, sunlit photos underscored the family’s close bond, with Scottie already embracing big-sister energy in the most photogenic way.
The couple has long brought their audience along for major milestones, and this reveal kept that tradition alive. Kuch, who has built a loyal following through relatable lifestyle content, and Rochell, whose NFL career included stops with the Los Angeles Chargers, Indianapolis Colts, and Cleveland Browns, often highlight the highs and challenges of life at home. Their latest update struck the same balance — celebratory, but grounded in family.
It’s the pair’s second time sharing baby news with fans, and their community was ready for it. With playful banter, candid reflections, and a willingness to show the behind-the-scenes moments, Kuch and Rochell have turned their growing family story into one of social media’s most engaging follow-alongs.
From Notre Dame To Cabo: Their Relationship Timeline
Kuch and Rochell met at the University of Notre Dame in 2014, laying the foundation for a relationship that would later span long-distance stretches and major career shifts. They got engaged in 2020 and married in Cabo San Lucas the following year — though they later revealed they had secretly eloped before their destination celebration.
The pair welcomed their first child, daughter Scottie, in December 2023. Soon after becoming parents, Rochell shared his unfiltered joy in a video: "I don’t even know how to feel, but I’m excited, that’s all I have," to which Kuch responded, "I love you so much." That candid exchange spoke to the couple’s dynamic — equal parts emotional and supportive.
Since then, their content has reflected the real work of new parenthood, capturing both the learning curve and the laughter. Their second baby announcement feels like a natural extension of the story they’ve been telling since Scottie’s arrival.
What They’ve Said About Growing Their Family
Just days before their announcement, Kuch opened up about family planning on her podcast, "Two Parents & A Podcast." She addressed assumptions about gender preference, noting, "It’s funny. A lot of people think that he wants a boy because like sports, which I’m like, ‘That’s toxic.’" She added that Rochell has never pushed for a son: "He’s like, ‘Oh, if I didn’t have a boy, I wouldn’t be sad.’"
Rochell agreed, saying he’s fully content being a girl dad. "I’ve been around men my whole life. Like it’s been straight men my whole life. Other than my wife. I have a brother. Football. It’s all men. So I’m like, ‘Yeah, I’m cool with a girl.’"
The couple has discussed wanting two — "maybe three" — children. Rochell even joked about their bandwidth, admitting, "Unless we get rocked by the second kid, I feel like we’re going to have easily three. I mean, we love having a kid." With baby No. 2 now on the way, their long-term plan looks more concrete — though they continue to prioritize taking things one stage at a time.
Parenthood, Career Changes, And A Solid Support System
Kuch recently reflected on the identity shifts that come with new motherhood and evolving careers. Speaking with Us Weekly in November 2024, she admitted that the transition has been significant, especially as Rochell steps away from football. "There’s so many life changes [with] becoming a mom and also Isaac not playing football right now, I’m like, ‘Wait, whoa, what’s going on?’" she said.
Through the adjustments, Rochell has emphasized being a steady partner. "Whatever you need, we’ll do it," he told the outlet, describing his approach to supporting Kuch through motherhood and life after the NFL. That mutual commitment has become a hallmark of their public narrative — one that resonates with fans who value honest discussions about balancing relationships, work, and parenting.
As they prepare to welcome their second child, Kuch and Rochell are leaning into the same openness that endeared them to audiences in the first place. Their announcement may be simple, but it carries the kind of warmth and intentionality that has defined their relationship both online and off.
While the couple hasn’t shared a due date or additional specifics, their Instagram reveal makes one thing clear: baby No. 2 is already a beloved part of the family story. For Kuch and Rochell — and for Scottie, who looks more than ready for big sisterhood — the next chapter is officially underway.
