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Congratulations.
Thank you so much.
Thank you.
That is-- I am so happy for both of you.
You could have made the announcement on this show,
but that's OK.
But I'll be here for a little while until the baby comes out.
So there'll be some things to announce then, maybe.
We got some time.
Right, well, there will be a baby.
We have a little bit of time.
And then when is she due?
Around March.
Oh, you going to miss the Mother's Day show.
That's a shame.
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That's a shame.
Y'all didn't plan that out right.
tWitch, wake up.
I'm good.
It's probably hard to be here at work because I'm
sure you miss the baby.
You miss Allison.
You want to be home with the baby, right?
Absolutely.
Don't you want to know how they're doing
and what they're doing right now?
Yes.
Take a look.
Aw!
Hey, babe!
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Hi, honey.
Hi, Allison.
How are you?
I'm good.
The question is, how are you?
We're doing fantastic.
He's sleeping right now, so that's kind of awesome.
And I was able to get a shower in today.
So things are really looking up.
Wow.
That is impressive.
And you gave birth on Easter, right?
I absolutely did.
In fact, the night before Easter, I actually
was in active labor.
So Stephen, bless his heart, he really
wanted to take me to the hospital.
But we had already planned an Easter barbecue
with all of our family and friends.
So I told him that we had to have the barbecue before I
went to the hospital.
And keep in mind, this is like-- he's
coming at this point in time.
He's like-- and she was like, no, we've made too much food.
And we're like, OK.
So we had the barbecue.
And I had baked goods.
I made Rice Krispie treat eggs, bunny cupcakes.
Yeah, those things keep.
They-- put a little lid on it.
But it in Tupperware.
And you had a playlist, right?
You must have had some great music
going when you gave birth.
Yeah, no.
It was really great because after our barbecue that
was amazing, actually, I had to immediately take off
to go to the hospital after we had ate.
And I got to the hospital, and I was already a five.
I was already dilated to a five and really, really ready to go.
But the doctor said that we still
had a little bit of progress.
And I told the doctors that our baby is super moved by music.
So I looked at Stephen and I asked him to actually put
on "Jungle Boogie."
(SINGING) Get down, get down.
Get down.
And so we were dancing, and he started moving down.
And that's what he did, he kind of just started--
Yeah, literally, moments later, I was dilated to an eight
and was ready to push.
So the only other song that made sense to put on next
was "Push It" by Salt-N-Pepa.
Made sense.
Yeah.
It was actually a funny moment because I looked up
at the lights, and I looked back down.
And Stephen had rolled up his sleeves on his arms,
as if he was the one working.
I know that I wasn't doing the pushing, but for some reason,
it was just--
I was there.
I told myself that I wasn't going to watch him come out,
but then the doctor said, hey come look at the head.
And then I went and looked, and then
I just couldn't move after that.
And then as he started to come out,
I don't know why, but I just kind of got into dad mode,
and I rolled my sleeves up, like--
And she looked at me, and she called me out.
She was like, what are you doing?
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We all started laughing, and as we were laughing--
no lie-- he started inching his way out.
As with each hop, he started coming out.
So he literally came out with her laughing.
Well, that's a great way to be born, through laughter.
That's amazing.
That baby is beautiful, but that wig is horrible he's got on.
That--
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Y'all got to get a more believable wig on him
because that is--
First off, Happy Mother's Day, everyone.
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Being that it is Mother's Day, we
thought this was the perfect opportunity
to announce that we're having a baby.
What?
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Congratulations.
Thank you.
Congratulations. tWitch, how long
have you known and kept this from me?
It's been a while, Ellen.
It's been a little while, but we've
got to keep it under wraps for a second.
Do you know if it's a boy or a girl yet?
Not yet.
That's so exciting.
Thank you.
Wesley and Maddox have to be so excited.
Oh, they're so-- well, Maddox kind of
has no idea what's about to hit them, right?
But Wesley is so excited.
Yeah, Wesley had a great reaction.
When we told her, she had tears coming down her face.
She loves being a big sister.
So we're really excited for them.
Yeah.
Congratulations.
That's really exciting.
Thanks for sharing that with us today.
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Absolutely.
Thank you.
OK, so first things first.
Hold on a second, babe.
146?
Well, I didn't know they were going to show that clip today,
if I'm honest.
But I don't really think it's a competition, really.
I was just kidding about all that.
Right, sure.
Also coming from this, Maddox got his own car,
and he loves it.
He got a little Ferrari situation that he--
it's actually how he got here today.
He drove it.
No, I'm kidding.
I'm kidding.
But yeah.
He's been riding it non-stop.
He literally loves the car.
He's constantly in it.
He thinks he's Lightning McQueen.
Look!
Yeah, that's you!
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Now, Wes, what was your favorite part of the trip?
Either wakeboarding or ATVing my favorite part.
So Wesley is like an undercover ninja, by the way.
She just stood up and did this thing so effortlessly.
I mean, give it up.
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Pretty amazing.
I think for any parent, when you see your kids trying something
for the very first time-- and they kind of struggle
sometimes, right?
They fall down, but then they pick themselves up.
It's like such a proud moment for us,
obviously, but for any parent to see their kids like keep
trying and trying and trying.
So I was so proud of you.
It was amazing.
You see what we did?
We put-- because it's Valentine's Day-- a Kissing
Booth.
Remember when we sold lemonade and we raised so much money?
Yeah.
We thought if we charged per kiss
for you, if everyone in the audience
had to pay to kiss you, whatever--
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Yeah, right?
OK.
Or I had some people in the riff-raff room that
really want to kiss you because they didn't make it into here.
So I'm going to bring some people
in from the riff-raff room, OK?
OK.
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How do I get out of here?
Maddox is like, how do I get in there to daddy?
All right, come back here.
Come back, come on.
Go on into the kissing booth.
Yeah!
Their whole family.
Allison Hi, Allison.
Hi, how are you?
Look at the new baby's eyes!
There's Wesley, Maddox-- Hi, Wesley.
Hi, Maddox.
Yeah, I thought it was--
Dave, get out of there.
I thought it was mad suspicious that--
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Hi, everybody.
Thank you all so much.
This is awesome.
I haven't met Zaia yet, so I'm excited to meet--
Wesley, how are you enjoying Zaia as a little sister?
Zaia.
I like her a lot.
Yeah?
And me.
Zaya is very excited to be here.
It's their first time.
So it's really fun.
It's very-- it's so great.
Going to The Ellen Show at three months old.
Might be a first.
Yeah.
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Thank you so much for having us.
We're excited to be here.
Because if I saw him kissing someone else,
I might get a little mad.
Yeah, I was a little worried.
I'm glad that's how it went down.
That was a fake out.
I didn't want--
Yeah, you said, I'm bringing somebody down.
And I was like oh--
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I say it all the time.
I don't know if you're watching or if he tells you,
but Allison, you look fantastic.
And dancing all the way through your pregnancy,
and then right after you gave birth, you look amazing.
You are amazing.
And what an incredible--
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Thank you.
I really appreciate that.
All right, well, y'all start kissing.
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