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Dancing With the Stars Pro Witney Carson Welcomes Baby No. 2
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Date:2025-04-16 21:33:00
This Mother's Day was one Witney Carson will never forget.
The Dancing With the Stars pro welcomed her second child, a baby boy, with husband Carson McAllister just before the holiday on May 13.
"Jet Carson McAllister," she wrote on Instagram May 15 alongside a photo of her smiling newborn. "Decided to join us two weeks early on May 13th at 9:21pm, just in time for Mothers Day. Our hearts have doubled in size for our Jetty boy. He's the most perfect addition to our family and has already given us so much joy! We love you baby boy."
The little one joins big brother Kevin Leo McAllister, a.k.a Leo, 2. "My boys," Witney captioned a May 14 Instagram photo that showed her holding Jet as Carson and Leo kissed her cheeks. "Could there be a better Mother's Day gift?? We are on cloud nine and soaking in every second."
And it looks like mom and baby are both doing well.
"We are all good over here!" the mirrorball winner added in a message to fans on Instagram Stories. "Baby is doing great. Thank you for checking in on us. More updates soon."
Witney's mom and brothers also came to the hospital to meet her bundle of joy, and she shared on Instagram Stories that her sister called in from Canada. Plus, she said she had some "sushi to celebrate" and expressed her joy in her baby boy's arrival.
"The best Mother's Day gift I could have asked for!" the 29-year-old shared. "Just like that and we're a family of four!"
Of course, her Dancing With the Stars family members were thrilled about the big news too.
"Baby boy!!!!" Lindsay Arnold, who welcomed baby girl June earlier this month, commented on Witney's post. "I love you already!" Added Sharna Burgess, who shares 10-moth-old son Zane with Brian Austin Green, "Ahhhhhhhhh! Happy Mother's Day mama!!! And congratulations."
Witney announced in a November episode of Dancing With the Stars that she was expecting baby no. 2 and revealed in a January Instagram video that a boy was on the way, calling him "our second blessing."
Throughout her pregnancy, Witney continued to keep fans updated, posting pictures of her baby bump, her baby shower and the nursery.
"Can't wait to have a house full of wild, sweet boys," she captioned an April 30 post. "Crazy how life changes so quick! Grateful everyday."
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