Jon Pardi and his wife, Summer, are going to become first-time parents.
about the exciting next chapter in their life."I'm ready to start a new adventure with my wonderful wife Summer and our new little one — Pardi of three!" Jon said."I'm really excited to meet our baby and to have someone to ride around the ranch with."that she has "felt great — a little bit tired, but overall really good," noting that she is "very lucky for that.
"He's such a big kid at heart, always the life of the party and has such positive energy so I can only imagine how much fun this little Pardi addition will be for him and our family," Summer added of her husband. "I know [being parents] is going to be the greatest gift in the world.""It was definitely an interesting two years of ups and downs — the constant letdown month after month can really be hard on a couple," Summer said.
"I think stress has a huge part in it. You hear so many stories like ours of 'the moment you stop trying it'll happen,' but when you're in that situation it's really, hard to not try or not think about it," she added."It's just one of those crazy things in life that doesn't make sense and there's no right or wrong answer. I feel for all of the couples out there who have been through this and especially those who are still in the thick of it.
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