Allison Kuch and Isaac Rochell have officially expanded their family.
The TikTok star and the former NFL player announced the arrival of their new addition on Tuesday, April 21.
“Our sweet baby girl is here!! Pepper Jo 🎀✨, ” the couple wrote in a joint Instagram post. “One of the best days of our lives and the vbac of my dreams!”
Alongside the caption was a carousel of photos featuring the couple — and 2-year-old daughter Scottie — holding their newborn in the hospital.
Kuch and Rochell — who have been married since April 2021 — previously Scottie in December 2023. In November 2025, the couple announced they were expecting their second child, captioning a joint Instagram post, “We’re having a baby!!!! ✨👶🏼☁️.”
The accompanying maternity photos showed Kuch’s bare baby bump and ultrasound images.
Throughout her pregnancy, Kuch shared her journey with her social media followers.
“First trimester ✨🥹🩷💙,” she wrote via Instagram in November 2025. “This pregnancy is so different / no nausea, reallly tired, extremely hungry and can cry on demand we already love you so so much.”
The following month, Kuch and Rochell revealed the sex of their second baby. Although she predicted their future child to be a boy, while he guessed it was a girl, the couple ultimately discovered they were having another girl, sharing the emotional moment they read the results in an Instagram video.
“I knew we were having a little girl,” he exclaimed, while she said through tears, “I’m so excited.”
In a follow-up post, Kuch added, “IT’S A GIRL ✨🥹🩷 what a dream to be a mom to two little girls!!!”
Prior to announcing her pregnancy, Kuch and Rochell hinted at their plans to expand their family.
“It’s funny. A lot of people think that he wants a boy because, like, sports, which I’m like, ‘That’s toxic.’ Whatever. But he’s like, ‘Oh, if I didn’t have a boy, I wouldn’t be sad,’” Kuch said during a November 2025 episode of “Two Parents and a Podcast.”
Rochell added, “No. 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.’”
Kuch and Rochell knew they wanted to have two children — and “maybe a third,” since Kuch thought the “idea of two sounds lonely.”
“Unless we get rocked by the second kid, I feel like we’re going to have easily three,” Rochell noted. “I mean, we love having a kid.”
After becoming a mom for the first time, Kuch spoke candidly about her “journey” of self-discovery, sharing that it’d “been tough” to find her identity as she navigated parenting and postpartum.
“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 exclusively told Us Weekly in November 2024.
Amid her struggles, Kuch praised Rochell for being a “good partner.”
“I just try to give her space,” Rochell explained at the time. “I mean, my phrase is always like, ‘Whatever you need, we’ll do it.’ If she needs help with something, I’m like, ‘We’ll do it, it’s not a big deal.’”
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