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Meghan King Edmonds: Pregnant With Second Child After Brutal IVF Battle!

Nov. 27 2017, Published 4:52 p.m. ET

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Real housewives Of Orange County star Meghan King Edmonds is pregnant with her second child! As Breaking Celebrity News has learned, the reality star shared a statement regarding her baby news this Monday, saying it's been extremely hard to keep it a secret, but she's happy to finally admit she's 10 months pregnant!

Aspen is going to be a big sister!" wrote Edmonds. "Tonight on the RHOC reunion you'll see that I'm only one month pregnant, but that was filmed five weeks ago: we are now ten weeks pregnant (and I'm feeling every bit of it)! Because you won't see any of our current journey on RHOC, I'll share our beautiful journey with you here!"

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The bombshell added that when her and Jimmy's daughter Aspen was only a few months old, they decided they wanted her to "share in the joy of waking up to a sibling every day of her life." Edmonds added that her "half-siblings are completely enamored by Aspen and they LOVED the idea of expanding our family even more."

The 33-year-old continued explaining her process to fans via her blog, admitting that they began the IVF process over the summer. "We started from scratch because we really wanted to have a boy (Jimmy has a total of five girls and one boy) and we only had two frozen female embryos. This was a difficult decision for us. Jimmy was adamant he didn't care about the sex of the baby, he just didn't want me to have to again endure the emotional rollercoaster that comes with IVF. (If we had decided to transfer one of the female embryos my drug regimen would've been much less involved than full blown IVF.) But I insisted: I was more comfortable with going through IVF again since I knew what to expect. So we moved forward with IVF."

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