Gabe and Raquell Brown Show Off Their Sonogram

Gabe and Raquell Brown Are Pregnant

Gabe and Raquell Brown show their sonogram photo.

Gabe and Raquell Brown of Alaskan Bush People Are Expecting!

The newlyweds couldn't be more excited to start their family.

The Alaskan Bush People are expecting another special delivery!

Newlyweds Gabe and Raquell Brown have just announced they are expecting their first baby this fall. The news comes shortly after their 2nd wedding ceremony in Washington State June 16, 2019. The couple officially wed on Jan 14 but wanted another celebration that included the whole Brown family.

Gabe proudly holds up a sonogram photo with pregnant wife Raquell

Alaskan Bush People Gabe and Raquell show their sonogram

Gabe proudly holds up a sonogram photo with pregnant wife Raquell

“We’re so thrilled to share we’re expecting a new addition to our family this November,” the couple told People.com. “God has blessed us in so many ways and we can’t wait to meet our little one this fall.” The baby is expected to arrive November 10, 2019.

See how Gabe and Raquell fell in love and celebrate their dream wedding in Alaskan Bush People: Wedding in the Wild streaming NOW on Discovery GO.

Follow the Browns when Alaskan Bush People returns to Discovery on Sunday Aug 4 at 9p. Download the Discovery GO app or visit Discovery.com/AlaskanBushPeople to catch up now.

Gabe and Raquell tie the knot during an intimate ceremony

Alaskan Bush People Gabe and Raquell Wedding

Gabe and Raquell tie the knot during an intimate ceremony

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