In late July, Jade Roper welcomed her baby boy in an accidental home birth that no one saw coming -- least of all her.
Now, she and Tanner Tolbert are working on being parents ... but Tanner is the first to admit that he's frustrated.
Earlier this week, Jade Roper welcomed baby #2 with Tanner Tolbert ... in an accidental home birth that no one expected.
Fortunately, mother and newborn son are doing just fine.
Back in January, the Bachelor Nation was overjoyed to hear that Jade Roper and Tanner Tolbert were expecting Baby #2.
Now, the happy couple has welcomed baby #2 -- a beautiful newborn boy.
It hasn't been all that long since Jade Roper and Tanner Tolbert welcomed their first child.
The Bachelor in Paradise couple has now announced even more good news.
Fun fact: not all Bachelor in Paradise romances lead to disaster. Every now and then, a couple emerges and they stay together. In fact, Jade Roper and Tanner Tolbert got engaged, got married, and then Jade and Tanner welcomed their first child!
Jade Roper recently shared a precious breastfeeding photo and got slammed for it.
This Just In:
Not all sex on Bachelor in Paradise leads to production shutdowns and accusations of misconduct.
While The Bachelor spoilers have told us plenty about the coming season, the biggest drama so far is playing out on the air, and online:
Jade Roper Tolbert is “disappointed” with The Bachelor's Nick Viall and his handling of a one-night stand with her maid of honor a year ago.
Jade Roper has taken to Instagram in order to open up about the most personal and harrowing of experiences:
She was raped as a teenager.
When we watched the season finale of Bachelor in Paradise, we were shocked by the outcome of the show.
But now, we are more shocked by how much Jade Roper and Tanner Tolbert got paid to get engaged on Bachelor in Paradise!
Jade Roper, who has been going steady with Tanner Tolbert on Bachelor in Paradise, may have just revealed a huge spoiler about their relationship.
Monday on Bachelor in Paradise Season 2 Episode 4, it was anything but another day in paradise for a number of Bachelor and Bachelorette castoffs.
On The Bachelor Season 19 Episode 11, The Women Tell All special brought with it some interesting revelations about the season we've been watching.
If you're looking for The Bachelor spoilers, well, just follow the link, because sitting through these two hours on ABC didn't do a lot for you in that respect.
A pair of eliminated Bachelor contestants may be out of the running for Chris Soules, but running neck and neck for a starring role on The Bachelorette.
That's right. Even with three women still going on The Bachelor's "journey" for love, Jade Roper and Britt Nilsson may be the best Bachelorette material.
The Bachelor's Jade Roper was blindsided that Chris Soules eliminated her after a hometown date - and reveal of her shocking past - that went so well.
Chris was so understanding and supportive after awkwardly ogling Jade Roper Playboy photos and videos online, she simply did not see the rejection coming.
Jade Roper, one of the final four women left standing on ABC's The Bachelor this season, was sent home after a coveted hometown date with Chris Soules.
This was somewhat surprising, given her bond with the farmer and what certainly appeared to be his positive, understanding reaction to her scandalous past.
On The Bachelor Season 19 Episode 9, Chris Soules eliminated two wannabe contenders and chose four lucky girls to go on hometown dates with.
A night earlier, we saw six women all travel with Chris to his native Iowa as he sought to find out who was serious about living with him in God's Country.
In a special, Sunday night, THREE-hour installment of The Bachelor, Chris Soules looked to plow his field of prospective farmers' wives down to four.
Why did we need the first hour of Chris rehashing all the nonsense with Kelsey Poe et al, and Andi Dorfman sat down in tears with host Chris Harrison?
Picking up where last week's cliffhanger left off, The Bachelor Season 19 Episode 6 revealed the fate of Kelsey Poe, and saw more ladies eliminated.
Who's still in the game, and who's headed home after another wild installment?
There's one (or more) on every season of The Bachelor(ette). Somehow, some way, somebody is always rumored to be in this for the wrong reasons.
That person thus becomes the enemy of the other competitors, and all hell breaks loose on the show. Who is it this year, and what was the fallout?
