The former Bachelorette Andi Dorfman it has been admitted that she has had a very different pregnancy experience so far.
“Good Friday, the secret is out. The bump has been popping hard lately,” Dorfman, 39, said in a Friday, June 19, video shared on her Instagram Stories. “I think a lot of people saw it, so [I am] I’m finally happy to announce that we have baby number 2, yes.”
He went on to say, “Thank you for the good wishes, and many of you have been asking how I feel, thank you for that, I will say about my pregnancy fronts I said, ‘Blah,’ after this pregnancy, I am the same. [mimics throwing up].”
For Dorfman, she has accepted that pregnancy is not easy.
“And with that, I just came to the conclusion that I am not one of those women [who] you’re pregnant very well,” she said, “Actually, I guess you could say pregnancy is taking a toll on me, but we’re doing well. Everything is healthy, I am very grateful for that.”
As Dorfman navigates her pregnancy this time around, she’s already looking forward to watching her two children play together in the near future.
“I’m so excited for Harper to be a big sister, she’s really not scared,” the Bachelor Nation alum said. “I think you’re going to be great and I’ll keep you posted. Baby No. 2 is coming this fall, ahh!”
Dorfman and her husband, Blaine Hart, announced on Thursday, June 18Baby No. 2 is on the way.
“Harper, BIG SIS coming this fall! So thankful for baby #2 to join the team,” Dorfman said on Instagram, referring to her 17-month-old daughter. “This is really what our dreams are made of.”
Dorfman and Hart, 40, have been married since 2023, welcoming Harper next year.
“I will just come out and tell the truth [that] postpartum was harder for me than pregnancy,” Dorfman later allowed in April 2025 social media video. “Of course, like, from a physical point of view, it was obviously very difficult for me to lose weight. Like, your hormones just go out of whack. Nobody prepares you for pregnancy. There’s a lot of things that go into pregnancy, but not a lot after giving birth. You’re dealing with all of this while you’re tired while you’re taking care of your baby. It’s like a battle, every woman.
Through all the highs and lows, Dorfman has been able to rely on her husband to support her.
“Mostly [during] “In the first few months, I think the word that comes to mind is partnership,” he said at the time.
