Key Takeaways
- Candace Owens and George Farmer have built their family rapidly since 2019, having three children in quick succession (first son in January 2021, daughter Louise Marie in July 2022, second son Max in November 2023), and now expecting their fourth child – another boy – in 2025.
- Unlike her first three pregnancies, which were symptom-free, Owens’ fourth pregnancy came as a surprise and has been notably challenging, with a difficult first trimester coinciding with professional challenges like YouTube demonetization and travel restrictions.
- Farmer proposed over FaceTime just 17 days after meeting Owens in 2018, leading to two wedding ceremonies in 2019.
Conservative political commentator Candace Owens recently announced her fourth pregnancy through her YouTube channel, revealing she’s expecting another baby.
Unlike her previous three pregnancies, Owen shared that this once came as a surprise, noting,
“we weren’t trying to get pregnant.”
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Her motherhood journey began on January 13, 2021, when she welcomed her first son.
Following his birth, Owens captured the moment’s significance on social media, writing,
“It’s true what they say — the whole world stops when your child is born.”
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The family expanded with the arrival of their first daughter, Louise Marie Farmer, in July 2022.
Their family grew further when they welcomed their second son, Max, on November 20, 2023.
Owens made the pregnancy announcement in July about the arrival of their third child, writing,
“So now faith, hope, and love—abide, these three; but the greatest of these is love.” George and I are beyond grateful for the continued blessing of family and cannot wait to welcome another little one this November. We know that family is and will forever be our life’s greatest accomplishment. Here’s to 3 under 3.
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Speaking about Max on her podcast, Owens expressed,
“He is a wonderful addition to our family. It puts everything into perspective.”
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This fourth pregnancy has proven uniquely challenging for Owens.
During her recent announcement, she detailed experiencing a difficult first trimester, contrasting sharply with her previous three symptom-free pregnancies.
The timing coincided with various professional challenges, including YouTube demonetization issues and international travel restrictions.
The pregnancy speculation intensified after her final 2024 appearance on Piers Morgan’s show in London.
Despite her attempts to conceal the news with careful camera angles, viewers noticed her growing baby bump.
“I would like to really not announce this pregnancy just yet to the world,” she had requested before the show, but the camera angles revealed what she was trying to keep private.
Owens humorously addressed her growing family dynamic, noting that her household will soon become “a fraternity,” with her and daughter Louise being the only females among a group of young boys who are “always team dad.“
The news follows the pattern of rapid family growth since her marriage to British businessman George Farmer.
Their whirlwind romance began in 2018, leading to a FaceTime proposal just 17 days after meeting, and two wedding ceremonies in 2019 – an intimate private ceremony on August 6, followed by a grand celebration at Trump Winery in Charlottesville, Virginia, on August 31.
During her announcement, Owens took a compassionate moment to acknowledge women facing fertility struggles. She shared, “God will bless you when it is the right time,” offering encouragement to those hoping to start families of their own.
Through her public platform, Owens continues to document her journey through motherhood while maintaining her role as a prominent conservative voice.
As she shares to welcome her fourth child, she balances her growing family responsibilities with her active media presence and political commentary career.
In Case You Didn’t Know
- Candace Owens co-founded Blexit in 2018 and hosted a political talk show, Candace, on The Daily Wire until her dismissal in 2024 over controversial remarks.
- Owens was raised in Stamford, Connecticut, by her mother and grandparents after her parents’ divorce.
- Before entering politics, Owens interned at Vogue and worked her way up from administrative assistant to vice president of administration at a Manhattan private equity firm.
