In a heartwarming announcement that sent shockwaves through social media, Fox News host Rachel Campos-Duffy revealed she is expecting her 10th child with husband Sean Duffy, leaving fans and viewers in a frenzy of excitement and admiration. The news, shared during a recent Fox & Friends Weekend broadcast on August 5, 2025, sparked an outpouring of reactions on platforms like X, with fans praising the couple’s commitment to family and others marveling at their ability to balance a high-profile career with a growing household.
Campos-Duffy, 53, a familiar face on Fox News as co-host of Fox & Friends Weekend and host of Fox Noticias, made the announcement alongside her husband, recently nominated as President-elect Donald Trump’s Transportation Secretary. “God’s not done with us yet,” Campos-Duffy said with a beaming smile, holding up a sonogram image. “Baby number 10 is on the way!” The couple, married since 1999 after meeting on MTV’s Road Rules: All Stars, already share nine children: Evita Pilar, Jack, Lucia-Belén, John-Paul, Paloma Pilar, MariaVictoria Margarita, Margarita, Patrick Miguel, and Valentina StellaMaris, born in 2019 with Down syndrome and a heart condition.
Viewers erupted with a mix of awe and celebration. On X, one user posted, “Rachel and Sean are an inspiration—10 kids and thriving careers! God bless them!” Another wrote, “Ten kids? That’s superhero-level parenting!” The announcement resonated particularly with fans who admire Campos-Duffy’s advocacy for family values, as seen in her 2009 book Stay Home, Stay Happy and her Fox Nation series Moms. However, some expressed skepticism, with one X post questioning, “How do they manage with such a big family?” Campos-Duffy addressed this on air, emphasizing teamwork: “Our kids pitch in—it’s chaotic, but it’s joyful.”
The couple’s journey has not been without challenges. In 2019, Sean Duffy resigned from Congress to focus on their daughter Valentina’s health needs, a decision Campos-Duffy called “family first.” Now, with Sean’s new role in the Trump administration, the couple faces the task of integrating another child into their bustling Wisconsin home. “We’ve learned to lean on faith and each other,” Campos-Duffy shared, referencing their Catholic values, which she says ground their family.
The announcement comes amid Campos-Duffy’s rising prominence at Fox News, where she’s lauded for her conservative commentary and recent launch of the Spanish-language Fox Noticias. Her ability to juggle motherhood and a demanding career has drawn both admiration and debate, with supporters calling her a role model for working mothers. As the Duffys prepare for their 10th child, expected in early 2026, the news has sparked broader conversations about large families in modern America. For now, Campos-Duffy’s fans are celebrating, flooding social media with messages of love and anticipation for the newest Duffy.
