Annie and David fell in love and had their journey to marriage as part of the hit TLC show, 90 Day Fiance, in its fifth season. With their recent appearance on 90 Day Fiance: Before the 90 Days Pillow Talk, fans were curiouos to know if Annie was pregnant.
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The couple has been open about their fertility journey, sharing with fans on Instagram about going through IVF (David has adult children from a previous relationship). In June 2024, Annie shared that an embryo transfer had been successful, where she thanked doctors, her family and friends for their support, and most of all, her husband David. IVF pregnancies after a successful embryo transfer can, sadly, still fail, so…
Is Annie pregnant from 90 Day Fiance?
Annie is pregnant! She made the happy announcement to Instagram on July 5, 2024. “The test results said I’m pregnant!!!,” she wrote in the caption, elaborating on their situation more in the video. “Annie is pregnant,” David said in the clip, explaining that he’d received an email from their doctor (which seems like a little impersonal format to send such huge information but we digress). “Keep sending prayers because I still need it,” Annie said at the end of the video, adding, “I’m so excited.”
On July 18, she shared another exciting update. “My first ultrasound this morning was amazing and emotional to see our a little baby is growing and by the next week we should be able to hear the heartbeat,” she gushed.
David and Annie’s journey began back in 2017 and have made regular appearances in the 90 Day Fiance universe ever since. Initially, they were hesitant to explore the possibility of children together because of his daughters, Ashley and Brittani, and son, Jacob, from a previous relationship. Annie’s opinion on having their own children seemingly began to change when they welcomed a nephew in 2023.
As far as their goals together as a couple, they told TheList in February 2023 that “At some point [we] want to be in a position where we can all travel and see the world because I’ve been to 67 countries. I’ve taken Annie to several of them and she’s traveled,” David said. “And I really would like for family—all, both sides—to travel and see the world. That’s the best educator in the world. I have a master’s degree, but I learned more traveling than I did sitting in a classroom.”
