Bachelor Nation’s Becca Kufrin and Thomas Jacobs Welcome 2nd Baby: ‘Made Our Family Whole’

Becca Kufrin and Thomas Jacobs have found paradise following the birth of their second baby.

“Welcome to the world, Steven Jon. Our little honey baked ham arrived on Easter Sunday,” Kufrin, 36, wrote via Instagram on Friday, April 10. “He’s made our family whole and we love you more than you will ever know.”

Kufrin revealed that baby Steven was named after “one of the greatest men I’ve ever known.”

“[He was] someone you’ve never met but who would have loved you more than anything in this world,” she wrote. “We can’t wait for the adventures of Benny and Stevie, we love you so much, our boys 💙💙.”

Kufrin and Jacobs, 33, met and fell in love during season 7 of Bachelor in Paradise in 2021 and got engaged the following year. In September 2023, the couple welcomed their first baby, son Benson, before tying the knot in a courthouse ceremony that October.

Two years later, Kufrin and Jacobs announced she was pregnant with their second baby.

“Something’s brewing ✨,” they captioned a joint Instagram post in October 2025. “Another little boo coming April, 2026 👻.”

In the accompanying video, Kufrin and Jacobs dressed up for Halloween as a witch and a skeleton, respectively. With Benson’s assistance, the trio put a spell on a black cauldron, and Kufrin pulled out ultrasound images of the little one on the way. Benson then posed next to a pumpkin with “big brother” carved into it.

The following month, Kufrin shared an update on her pregnancy, joking, “If [trimester] one was a memoir it would be titled My Horizontal Life 🤢🤰🏻,” as she posted Instagram photos of herself lying in various spots.

Prior to the baby news, Kufrin spoke exclusively to Us Weekly about her and Jacobs’ plans to expand their family when the timing was right.

“Thomas is not the one who would have to be pregnant and carry this baby and deal with all the internal and external changes,” she explained in April 2025. “When I was pregnant [with Benson], I did go on anxiety medication and we had to raise the dosage just so I could get through that hard time and keep myself balanced hormonally.”

She continued, “The other day, I was thinking, ‘If we’re ready to do this, do I need to up that dosage?’ For me to be at my best — for not only myself, but for my partner, for our current toddler and this oncoming baby — I need to really take care of myself. I don’t want to feel too much ego or pride to ask my doctor to up that dosage to help.”

Despite her fears, Kufrin noted that Jacobs was “ready” to have another child.

“He’s wanted to be a dad for a long time,” she told Us. “He was ready, so to watch him now be able to experience things like taking Benny to baseball games with him, taking Benny outside to start to play catch and teach him how to dunk his little basketball, it’s really, really precious. I think it makes it more special for me because I don’t have my dad in my life anymore.”

Kufrin — whose father died when she was 19 — cherishes the memories she and Jacobs are making together as parents.

“To see Thomas become a dad is such a beautiful moment,” she said. “He was my best friend and my love before we had Benson, but now it’s just so much deeper because it’s a whole different level of that bond and that intimacy when you have a little one.”