Backstreet Girl! Nick Carter and Lauren Kitt Welcome Their Second Child

Updated on Oct 6, 2019 at 1:30 PM

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA - APRIL 01: Singer Nick Carter (R) and wife Lauren Kitt attend the premiere of Syfy's

Nick Carter and Lauren Kitt are parents again! The Backstreet Boys singer and his wife welcomed their second child, a baby girl named Saoirse, on Wednesday. Nick shared the happy news on Twitter the following day writing, "10-2-19 my wife and I received the most beautiful gift a Father and Mother could ever ask for. We are overjoyed to announce that we welcomed into our family and this world a healthy beautiful baby girl. She came back to us 🌈God is real!!"

The couple, who are already parents to 3-year-old son Odin, first announced they were expecting in May by sharing a photo of Nick cradling Lauren's belly. "Thank You God for giving us the greatest gift we could ever ask for 🌈" Nick wrote at the time. Their pregnancy announcement also came a few months after they revealed that Lauren had suffered a miscarriage.

Nick and Lauren first met during a blind date in 2008 and have been together ever since. After dating for four years, the singer got down on one knee in February 2013 during a romantic proposal at the Florida Keys, and they eventually tied the knot in April 2014 in Santa Barbara, CA. In April 2016, the couple welcomed their first child, a baby boy named Odin. Congrats to the couple on their new addition!

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