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Jadé Tuncdoruk is expecting her second baby.
On Tuesday, the influencer shared the good news that she and her husband Lachie Brycki are about to become second time parents.
She wrote in an Instagram post: ‘Lach, Fletch and I are overjoyed to share that our little family will be growing this December’.
The caption came along with a photo of the social media star 30, and the personal trainer, 32, cuddled up with their son, Fletcher, while Jadé showed off her bump.
Just last week, Jadé was at Australian Fashion Week in Sydney where she concealed her growing belly under a layered outfit.
Just a glimpse of her bump could be seen under a sheer crochet top that she wore under a loose trench.
Jadé Tuncdoruk is expecting her second baby. Pictured last week at Australian Fashion Week
On Tuesday, the influencer shared the good news that she and her husband Lachie Brycki are about to become second time parents. Pictured with some Fletcher
The baby news comes less than a year after Jadé had her first child.
Her baby boy Fletcher Ted was born on June 13 last year, and the couple have since been adjusting to their life as new parents.
Jadé recently opened up on the ‘difficult’ reality of parenting after welcoming her first child, with Jadé admitting that has been the hardest thing she has done in her life.
Speaking on Nova’s Mad About You podcast, Jadé said she wishes somebody had warned her how difficult it was going to be in the first few weeks.
‘I’m sure not everyone feels the way that I do about how hard it’s been in the beginning,’ she admitted.
‘I think most people kind of struggle in the beginning, especially when it’s their first, and it’s so foreign and it’s so intense and it’s you just can’t imagine it.
‘But now I’m here, and I feel like nobody told me how hard it was going to be, everyone kind of said, yeah, it’s an adjustment, and it’s difficult, but now I’m finding myself saying those things too!’
Jadé admitted that the difficulties of being a new mother is ‘incomparable’ to anything else she has been through in life as she openly spoke about her experience.
Just last week, Jadé was at Australian Fashion Week in Sydney where she concealed her growing belly under a layered outfit
Just a glimpse of her bump could be seen under a sheer crochet top that she wore under a loose trench
‘The hardness that you experience throughout your life is not on the same level as the hardness that you experience when you’re in that first kind of week of having a baby,’ she shared.
‘It’s incomparable. It’s not like, Oh, I’ve had, you know, I had a test at high school that was really difficult. Oh, I went through this breakup that was really difficult.
‘Oh, I lost my job. It was really difficult. It’s not even nearly on the same scale as, you know, this difficultness that you feel when you have this baby.’
Lachie asked her whether she felt it would have tarnished her pregnancy if people had warned her, but Jadé insisted she wished she could have had a chance to prepare herself.
‘I’m not saying we should s**t on what it’s going to be like when you have your first child, but I just didn’t know what I was getting myself into,’ she admitted.
‘I didn’t know what I was in for. I didn’t realise that after I gave birth and didn’t sleep for three nights in a row, that I’d then go home and not sleep for another two nights, and I’d actually be running on five days of complete sleep deprivation.
‘But having experienced both sides, I don’t really know what the best course of action is. I don’t know whether I would have wanted more of that information to kind of try to, you know, understand and prepare myself for what I was getting myself into.’
Jadé then heaped praise on her husband Lachie and admitted she would be a ‘hot mess’ without him, while he also shared his pride over his own role since welcoming baby Fletcher.
The baby news comes less than a year after Jadé had her first child
He said: ‘People always say, the father’s role is very different at the beginning, because, you know, the baby just wants the mum and just wants the boob and just wants to be fed and confident but I think I’m proud of the way I’ve taken care of you, to allow you to take care of him.
To which Jadé said: ‘You should be proud of yourself, because you’ve done you’ve gone above and beyond, as you have since I felt pregnant and yeah, I’m very proud to call you my husband and now child’s father.’
The couple announced the happy news that they had welcomed their baby boy in an Instagram post shared on June 16, three days after Fletcher was born.
Sharing an array of adorable pictures of their son, they penned: ‘Hello world, my name is Fletcher Ted Brycki. I arrived on my due date June 13th, so you know I’m going to be very reliable!
‘I have a huge appreciation for the beautiful midwives at RNSH who helped me come into this world a very happy boy. I love snuggles with daddy, eating with mummy and having my nails done at ”the milky salon”.
‘Mum and dad are doing well, adjusting to a big change and feeling incredibly grateful for this beautiful life they get to share all together. You really can’t put it into words.’
The couple announced Jadé was pregnant with their first child in December 2023 and received a whole host of congratulatory messages from their loved ones.
Jadé and Lachie tied the knot in October 2022 after four years of dating, exchanging vows at Krinklewood Vineyard in the Hunter Valley, in rural NSW.
Her baby boy Fletcher Ted was born on June 13 last year, and the couple have since been adjusting to their life as new parents
‘I’ve never met someone I am proud to stand next to, and someone I miss an hour after leaving their side,’ Lachie gushed said during his speech at their reception.
‘I’ve never met someone who motivates me on the darkest of days and somehow always inspires me to be better.
‘I’ve never met someone who refuses to give up on me even when I am close to giving up ion myself.
‘I’ve never met someone who taught me so much without trying to teach me anything at all. I never met someone I can finally call my best friend, my teammate, my lover, and now also my wife.’
Becoming overcome with emotion, he sweetly added: ‘Your mere existence has turned me into the best version of myself.’
