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Trisha Paytas is expecting her third child!
The internet personality announced she’s pregnant with baby No. 3 in an Instagram post on March 6, cradling her belly as she posed with her husband, Moses Hacmon, and their two daughters, Malibu Barbie and Elvis.
“MAMMA MIA! HERE WE GO AGAIN! 😱 BABY #3 COMING JULY 2025,” she wrote in the caption, adding a baby emoji.
Paytas, 36, also shared the news in a TikTok with Hacmon and her two kids.
“Is she pregnant again?” text above Paytas dancing with her daughter reads, before Hacmon and Elvis jump in, holding ultrasound photos.
The text then changes to: “Baby #3 Coming July!!!”
Paytas, a longtime YouTuber known for her quirky, creative videos, shared more about her pregnancy in another TikTok posted on March 6 while she ate a bowl of pasta with Bolognese sauce.
“It was a surprise,” she said, explaining she had to have a hysterosalpingogram — a test that can help doctors diagnose problems with fertility, according to the Cleveland Clinic — before her two previous pregnancies.
“So with this third baby, we just thought we’d always had to get that test in order to get pregnant,” she said.
“And so this was a complete surprise. We had just had Elvis, so wasn’t even like we were that busy. So I don’t know, but it’s a blessing,” she added.
Paytas married Hacmon in 2021, and the pair welcomed their first child, Malibu Barbie, in 2022. Elvis, their second daughter, arrived in 2024. Paytas confirmed in the TikTok that her third baby will be her final pregnancy and that she’s “super excited.”
She also thanked her fans who have been respectful and waited for her to make the announcement, even though some people had been speculating due to her “belly on tour,” she said.
“Imagine if I wasn’t pregnant, and hearing all those — shout out to all the people who were just like, ‘Stop body-shaming.’ You guys had the right position,” Paytas said, “because even though I am pregnant, it is still a weird speculation.”
She added that she felt pressured by some fans to make the announcement at 17 weeks pregnant.
“I kind of wanted to wait a little bit more, because I am on tour right now,” she said. “I didn’t want people to think that, like, I wasn’t going to come to shows or something because I was pregnant.”
Paytas confirmed she will continue to perform through all the dates of “The Eras of Trish Tour,” which is currently scheduled to run through June 8.
The mom of two made her Broadway debut in February in “Trisha Paytas’ Big Broadway Dream,” and spoke with TODAY.com ahead of the performance on what the moment meant to her after her nearly two decades of making content on the internet.
“I think I’ve showed so many different versions of me that were not me. And I think it was like a train wreck for a while, and people love a train wreck, but now I think it’s like just being myself has been the most rewarding, and people have been the most receptive to it,” she said. “So I think I was doing it wrong the whole time.”
Anna Kaplan is a news and trending reporter for TODAY.com.
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