Meet Madison LeCroy’s little one!
The “Southern Charm” star announced on Thursday that she gave birth to her second child, her first with husband Brett Randle.
The couple welcomed a baby girl named Teddi, LeCroy revealed in an Amazon Live sponsored by Graco.
“We’re super excited and just living in pure bliss at the moment,” the “Southern Charm” star, 34, exclusively gushed to Page Six. “It doesn’t even feel real.”
She noted that the newborn’s name is an homage to her late father, Ted LeCroy, who died in 2023.
Madison wanted the moniker to “live on through [her] baby,” adding, “We might as well just make the name continue to grow.”
Madison revealed her pregnancy news in February.
“And just like that… our world is changing in the most magical way!” the reality star captioned her baby bump debut via Instagram.
She called the positive pregnancy test “the best moment” of her and husband Brett Randle’s lives, gushing, “We can’t wait.”
The Bravolebrity and the firefighter have been married since November 2022.
When the couple tied the knot in Mexico, Randle became the stepfather to Hudson, her son from a previous marriage.
Madison joked with us that the “high-tech products” that are out now for moms make her first round at motherhood seem “very vintage.”
In February, Madison revealed her baby’s sex on Amazon Live after initially believing there was “no way” she would welcome a daughter.
“It worked out in my favor, and I’m so excited,” she told viewers, noting that she was “carrying completely differently” than she did while pregnant with Hudson and “screamed” upon finding out.
While her son and partner wanted a boy, the duo eventually got “on board.”
Madison and her husband, notably, started trying to conceive on the heels of his health scare.
Randle was diagnosed with thyroid cancer in late 2023, with his wife tearfully telling “Southern Charm” viewers about it in December of the following year.
“It’s just scary,” she said in a confessional. “I feel like we can’t catch a f–king break.”
While a tumor was subsequently found on Randle’s kidney, Madison confirmed on a March episode that the growth was “just abnormal tissue.”
She recalled Randle sharing his negative test results — and his readiness to start trying for a baby — “literally in the same breath.”
